Family and friends are coming together for a benefit ride and cookout for a Guthrie man, who was nearly beaten to death. Meanwhile, the search for the suspect continues.
Antonio “Tony” Taylor remains in a Oklahoma City hospital with a head injury after an altercation on Sept. 18. He was placed in a medical induced coma at OU Medical Center, but is now alert. However, he has not regained his full memory. Related article: Guthrie man fighting for life following altercation
As medical expenses continue to rise, a benefit ride and cookout is set for Sunday, Oct. 2 beginning at The Blowout (320 W. Harrison Ave.) at 10 a.m. Donations will be accepted before heading out on a motorcycle ride through Arcadia, Wellston and Perkins. Click here for complete details.
The suspect in the beating is 33-year-old Tommie Tucker, who remains on the run from law enforcement. Investigators have searched several properties in the Guthrie area, but with no luck.
Tucker, who has a lengthy criminal history, has been formally charged with first degree burglary and aggravated assault and battery. Related article: Arrest warrant issued for man in brutal attack; victim remains in coma
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