Ohio’s Brook Park At approximately 4:45 p.m. on August 8, a 48-year-old Cleveland resident called the police to report that an unknown individual had struck him with a tire iron in Kennedy Park, located at 16800 Sylvia Drive.
According to the local, the man and his dog took a car to the park. Before the man could fasten a leash, the dog bolted off.
The unnamed man was lying on a seat and the dog was trotting toward him. The man was agitated. He addressed a Cleveland citizen, but the individual didn’t comprehend his words.
The man from Cleveland packed his puppy into his vehicle. The man with the tire iron came up to the resident as he got into his car, shouted at him, and insulted him by calling him a name.
The resident’s head was struck by the man’s tire iron swing. The resident’s palm was injured as he used his hand to block the tire iron.
The man slammed the door of his car and spat at the resident. The man then turned to leave and got into his car.
After scurrying out of his automobile, the resident attempted to take a picture of the man’s car. The man struck the resident with his car as he approached. The inhabitant collapsed on the floor. The man took off in his car.
Police thought the individual was driving a Honda Acura from the early 2000s based on the resident’s images.
According to the description, the man was white, perhaps 5 feet 4 inches tall, and perhaps between 50 and 60 years old. He had a medium frame and a shaven head.
Call 216-433-1239 to reach Brook Park police.
