HUTCHINSON, Kan. — A domestic case ended with a 38-year-old Hutchinson man being taken to jail on a number of charges including two counts of aggravated assault of law enforcement, battery of an officer, interference with law enforcement and criminal damage-domestic violence.

Charles Daniel Davis Jr., is also charged with failing to appear in another case.

The crimes occurring around 7:45 p-m, Monday night. Police were called to a home in the 1400 block of North Madison on the report of criminal damage. The alleged victim says Davis had damaged a television, and a wall in the home. He told police that Davis was in the basement and that they should use caution because he had been acting strange and did have access to weapons.

When officers approached the basement, they told him to come upstairs and he alleged responded back that he had a gun and a bomb. That gave officers the indication that they could be in danger. They finally went in where Davis allegedly resisted and one officer says the suspect bent his fingers back and tried to bite him.

They eventually took him into custody and discovered he also had a warrant. His bond was set at $19,250. He made an appearance in court Tuesday morning where he requested a reduction of his bond. That was denied by Magistrate Judge Randy McEwen.

He’ll be back in court on June 18.