Shocking Assault: Suspect Uses Hammer and Fire Extinguisher in Violent Attack, Police Report

Man beats victim with hammer, fire extinguisher: Cops
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A man from Nebraska has been detained after allegedly attacking another individual with a hammer and fire extinguisher outside a motel, reportedly questioning, “You’re not dead yet?” as he continued the assault.

Inset: Roger Lee Abramson (York County Jail). Background: Sun Motel in Henderson, Nebraska (Google Maps).

Roger Lee Abramson, aged 49, faces charges of second-degree assault, issuing terroristic threats, and third-degree assault.

As detailed in a probable cause affidavit sourced by Law&Crime, on the night of November 14, around 11 p.m., the York County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call at the Sun Motel in Henderson, approximately 60 miles west of Lincoln, regarding an assault. Upon arrival, deputies discovered that two men, aged 78 and 53, had been attacked.

Officers first encountered the older victim, who was bleeding from his arm and seated in his pickup truck.

Cops first made contact with the older victim who was bleeding from his arm and sitting in his pickup truck.

The other victim received more serious injuries but was still conscious when cops arrived. He told deputies Abramson attacked him with a hammer outside his hotel room. Abramson allegedly hit the victim 10 to 15 times with the hammer on his head and left forearm. The suspect kept hitting the victim with the hammer until it broke, according to the affidavit. After it snapped in half, Abramson allegedly said “you aren’t dead yet?” before grabbing a fire extinguisher and hitting him another six to eight times.

Both victims were taken to the hospital. Cops found a “large amount of blood” just outside a motel room and a broken hammer. The fire extinguisher was located in the back of a pickup truck.

Deputies took Abramson into custody. A motive for the attack was not included in the affidavit.

Abramson remains in the York County Jail on a $200,000 bond. His next court date is set for Wednesday.

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