TOLEDO, Ohio — Update: The following story has been updating to include new information made available by Toledo police in a report.
A man suffered serious injuries after being punched and beaten with a vacuum and a snow shovel in east Toledo Wednesday morning.
Toledo police received a call around 1:30 a.m. that a man was reportedly punching another man numerous times. According to a court document, the suspect also hit the victim with a vacuum and a snow shovel on the 1600 block of Botkins Drive near Miami Street.
WTOL 11 was told by officers an argument led to the altercation.
Police arrived at the scene and found the victim badly injured and lying unconscious in the grass. A police report alleged the victim lost two teeth and received multiple abrasions and lacerations on his face. He was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries.
TPD arrested 24-year-old Jaydon Brown at the scene and charged him with second degree felonious assault.
A judge set Brown's bond at $75,000 in Toledo Municipal Court. A temporary protection order was filed against him by the victim.
According to another court document, Brown is also facing an additional second degree felony charge for assaulting his girlfriend on the same day. Police claimed Brown "slapped her, dragged her by her hair, hit her in her face knocking one tooth out, and strangled her leaving a mark on her neck and impeding her breathing."
Brown is held on a second $75,000 bond for the additional charge, bringing his total bond to $150,000. His girlfriend also filed a protection order against him.
On Sept. 20, Brown entered an alford plea and was found guilty of felonious assault.
Brown is due back in court on Oct. 25 at 9 a.m.
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