A choose set bail at $300,000 for a Vancouver man accused of stabbing a person Wednesday afternoon close to the McDonald’s on Andresen Street simply south of Fourth Plain Boulevard.
Johnny E. Dyer, 43, appeared Thursday in Clark County Superior Courtroom on suspicion of first-degree assault. He’s scheduled to be arraigned Could 14.
In setting bail, Decide John Fairgrieve cited the extreme wound throughout the sufferer’s face and forearm that induced life-threatening accidents, with the necessity for intubation and surgical procedure.
Courtroom data don’t state a motive for the stabbing.
Vancouver law enforcement officials responded about 3:10 p.m. to a report of a number of males combating on the House Age gasoline station, 3105 N.E. Andresen Street. Two males had been combating with knives out. When officers arrived, each males fled west towards the Tesla dealership, in response to a possible trigger affidavit.
The person with extreme accidents was taken to PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Heart, court docket data present. Police haven’t launched his id, and it was not out there in court docket data.
A witness supplied an outline of the opposite man to police, who later recognized him as Dyer. Witnesses recognized him as being concerned within the combat, the affidavit states.
Surveillance footage reviewed by police exhibits Dyer tossing one thing and kicking it beneath a automotive close to the Tesla dealership, which is the place officers situated the knife. A drop of blood was additionally discovered on Dyer’s shirt, in response to the affidavit.
