Joshua Baker, 28, of Bowling Green, was arrested and charged with one count of felonious assualt after he admitted to fighting with a male victim in the Cla-zel Bar on Feb. 1. However, Baker denied injuring the female victim, who suffered from a broken nose and teeth, facial fractures and soft tissue damage after a shot glass was hurled across the bar and hit her in the face, according to police reports. Baker said he never threw the shot glass, and was unaware a bystander had been injured that night, Lt. Tony Hetrick said. The arrest was made around 10:30 this morning at Baker’s residence on Linwood Road. Police said he did not put up a struggle. Baker is being held at the Wood County Justice Center with no bond, and he is scheduled to be arraigned at the Bowling Green Municipal Court tomorrow. Hetrick said his court date will take place on March 2.
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Arrest made in Cla-zel assault
February 25, 2009
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