College Station TX Jan 14 2013 A 21-year-old College Station man was arrested Saturday on two felony charges after he punched a security guard and pressed an activated power drill to the back of his neck, police said.Officers were dispatched to The Lofts apartments on Holleman Drive just before 1 a.m. Saturday for a report of an assault in progress, arrest reports state.When police arrived, the security guard had Matthew Alexander Lentz restrained in the common area of the apartment.
The guard told police that Lentz had entered the lobby of the complex where he was on duty and appeared highly intoxicated. The guard took Lentz's keys and driver's license and escorted him to his apartment, the reports state.
When the guard attempted to leave the apartment, Lentz locked the door, stood in front of it, then punched the guard in the temple, reports state.
As the guard called 911, Lentz left the room and came back with a cordless power drill, which he activated and pushed to the guard's neck.
According to the reports, the guard was able to restrain the 21-year-old until authorities arrived.
Lentz was charged with assault on a security officer, a third-degree felony. He was also charged with harassment of a public servant, also a third-degree felony, after he spat on an officer while receiving medical treatment, reports state.
Lentz was released from the Brazos County Jail later Saturday after posting $16,000 bail.
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The guard told police that Lentz had entered the lobby of the complex where he was on duty and appeared highly intoxicated. The guard took Lentz's keys and driver's license and escorted him to his apartment, the reports state.
When the guard attempted to leave the apartment, Lentz locked the door, stood in front of it, then punched the guard in the temple, reports state.
As the guard called 911, Lentz left the room and came back with a cordless power drill, which he activated and pushed to the guard's neck.
According to the reports, the guard was able to restrain the 21-year-old until authorities arrived.
Lentz was charged with assault on a security officer, a third-degree felony. He was also charged with harassment of a public servant, also a third-degree felony, after he spat on an officer while receiving medical treatment, reports state.
Lentz was released from the Brazos County Jail later Saturday after posting $16,000 bail.
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