A man who had allegedly hit another man with his car in an attempt to end a heated argument was found 'battered with his hands tied behind his back and tethered to a telephone pole' hours later, according to police.
A California man who allegedly knocked another man unconscious by hitting him with his car after a heated argument was found by police beaten and tied to a telephone pole hours later.
Officers from the sheriff's department and the California Highway Patrol responded to the incident at an intersection in rural Valley Springs and were told that Bechtold had fled the scene in his car after using it to knock Leslie unconscious. "When deputies arrived, they found Bechtold, battered with his hands tied behind his back and tethered to a telephone pole," officials said in a press release.
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