TOLEDO, OH (WTOL) - One man is injured and another man is behind bars in a downtown Toledo stabbing on Thursday morning.
The stabbing occurred on Huron and Washington Streets at Ye Olde Cock-N-Bull tavern around 1 a.m.
Police say the altercation occurred when 54-year-old Darryl Berry was asked to leave the tavern.
A fight began outside the tavern which is when Berry pulled out a knife and stabbed another man.
Police say the victim did not know he had been stabbed until he pulled up his shirt and saw blood.
Police say the altercation then moved to the Bronze Boar down the street.
The bartender at the Bronze Boar called the police and reported that his friend had been stabbed.
The victim was then transported to the hospital for treatment.
Police say he is expected to survive.
Berry was taken into custody and transported to the hospital to treat injuries he obtained during the altercation.
This is not the first time Berry has gotten in trouble with the law in downtown Toledo.
On June 25, Berry was in custody for resisting arrest and injuring an officer in the process. Berry had two open flip-style knives with the blades open in his pockets, causing injury to the officer trying to arrest him.
Police said Berry was also intoxicated during that arrest.
Berry was also charged for stabbing another man at the beginning of the month.
Berry is being charged with felonious assault for this latest incident.
He is being held on a $100,000 bond.
