The victim was taken to an area hospital and is considered stable at this time.
GENEVA , Ala. - An Enterprise man is facing charges after witnesses say he nearly killed another person during an assault in Geneva on Wednesday morning.
According to information from the Geneva Police Department, officers responded to the assault call at a home in the 600 block of Crosstimbers Drive at around 9:30 a.m. On the scene, officers discovered the male victim suffering with a large cut across the front of his neck, but fortunately was conscious and alert. Witnesses on the scene told police that Goldsmith had attacked the victim with a razor blade, resulting in the cut to the neck, and then fled the scene before law enforcement could arrive.
A BOLO order was issued after officers learned that Goldsmith could be heading back to his home on Cinema Drive in Enterprise, and at around 10:30 a.m. Enterprise Police notified GPD that they had found and arrested Goldsmith. Goldsmith was described by officers as a “violent and habitual offender. ” He was out on parole for first degree robbery and theft of property charges when this incident on Wednesday occurred.
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