Two West Michigan Men Facing 10-Year Felonies After Savage Twisted Bull Assault

Two West Michigan men have been charged with assault following an incident at the Twisted Bull on Eastern Ave.

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On April 18th, a group of six men showed up to the Twisted Bull and were denied entry by a bouncer because he said they were intoxicated.

While they were trying to get in another man was trying to leave the Twisted Bull.

As he was making his way outside walked through a group of six people he was slapped on the head by someone in the group.

The man responded to the slap by saying something to the group who then followed him outside.

The victim was then sucker punched by one person and then hit again by another which knocked him unconscious and down to the ground, striking his head on the concrete.

Police say the man was also kicked while he was on the ground.

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The man was taken to the hospital where he remained in the Intensive Care Unit and was found to be suffering from two separate brain bleeds.

The two men that police have charged are Angel Gustavo Galvan Flores, and Jaziel Reyes Roman.

Both of these men are charged with assault with intent to commit great bodily harm, which is a 10-year felony.

They are expected to appear in court for a probable cause conference in the next few weeks, until then they are both free on bond.

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It's one thing to get into a fight, throw some punches and someone walks away with a black eye and hurt ego; it's an entirely different thing to slap and sucker punch someone like a coward and then hit them and kick them causing a brain bleed.

If these two men are found guilty I hope the judge gives them both some serious time because they could have killed the man or left him with serious lifelong brain damage.