_ 1020 McBrien Rd.: Police were dispatched to the address Saturday in reference to a domestic assault. According to an affidavit of complaint, when officers arrived they spoke with a woman who said her mother had been assaulted and that she was at an address in the 500 block of Sharondale Lane. When police arrived at the Sharondale home, they found a woman and a man both suffering from facial lacerations and contusions on their foreheads. 

The report states that both the man and the woman said they were in bed when Robert Owens entered the house and started assaulting them. The woman told police that Owens entered the house through the front door, which she said she had forgotten to lock. 

The report states that officers checked the hallway of the house leading to the bedrooms and found a large amount of blood in the floor and also on the walls. Both people were taken to by ambulance to a hospital to be treated for their injuries. 

Owens, 48, of a McBrien Road address, was charged with two counts of Aggravated Assault and Aggravated Domestic Assault. There is no information on when Owens may appear in court.

On Sunday morning at about 12:30 a.m., police were called back to the victim’s address after Owens showed up. According to a separate report, police found Owens standing next to his truck. Officers spoke to the man but were unable to verify the conditions of his release normally issued with a domestic violence charge, the report states. Officers received information from the court clerk’s office that Owens should be criminally trespassed from the property. The report states that if Owens were to return again, he would once again be arrested.

_ 3625 Ringgold Rd.: Police were called to the Cascades Motel on Saturday on an “assault in progress” call. According to a police report, when officers arrived they spoke with a woman who said that she had been assaulted by her boyfriend, Lydell Boyd, and that the man had just run behind the motel. 

The victim told police that she and Boyd had been in an argument at Camp Jordan earlier and she dropped him off at a residence on Navajo Drive. The woman said that she then went to the Cascades with her children. The report states that the victim heard a knock on the motel room door, and when she opened it Boyd was there and appeared to be agitated. The report states that Boyd entered the room and the victim sent her children from the room, “due to Boyd’s violent past and other assaults she claimed he has committed on her.” 

The victim told police that once the children had left the room, Boyd choked her to the point of her nearly passing out. The report states that the victim had small cuts along the side of her neck and abrasions on the sides of her hands.

After the scuffle, the woman told police that she left the room and went to her car. The woman said that she went back into the room to get her phone that Boyd had taken from her earlier. The report states that when she confronted Boyd, he smashed the phone in the parking lot. 

The report states that Boyd was located in the 3600 block of Wimberly Lane where he had told a resident that his car had broken down and he needed to use the resident’s phone. The report states that Boyd, who had a torn shirt, admitted to being in the room and having an altercation with the victim. 

Boyd, 40, of a Chamberlain Avenue address in Chattanooga, was taken into custody and charged with Aggravated Assault.