Columbus man appeared in court after being charged in connection with a reported domestic violence incident
Columbus Man in Court After East Columbus Domestic Violence Case
A Columbus man appeared in court on Wednesday after being charged in connection with a prolonged domestic violence incident reported in east Columbus.
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According to a Columbus Police Department incident report, officers responded to an outpatient medical facility on Leonard Avenue following reports of a domestic violence case. Authorities spoke with the victim, who stated that the incident began on the evening of December 15 and continued into the following morning.
Police say the suspect, identified as 41-year-old Terron Tolber, allegedly assaulted the woman during an argument at a residence in the Mt. Vernon neighborhood, located east of downtown Columbus. The victim reported multiple forms of physical abuse over several hours and told officers she lost consciousness at one point during the incident.
Detectives observed visible injuries on the victim’s body, including bruising to her arms, hands, and legs. Investigators estimate the incident lasted approximately nine to ten hours before the suspect stopped. The woman was transported from the outpatient facility to a hospital, where she was treated and listed in stable condition.
Tolber was taken into custody on Tuesday and appeared in Franklin County Municipal Court the following day. He is facing a kidnapping charge with allegations of terrorizing and threatening serious harm. A judge set bond at $750,000 and scheduled a preliminary hearing for December 23.
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