JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The video attached to this story is from a previous, related report.
The Jacksonville man accused of beating 28-year-old Thony Roy, who later died of his injuries, is now being charged with manslaughter.
Family said Roy was on life support since the incident on Jan. 21. He died five days later.
According to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, Cordell Samuel Bentley Russell, who was a cook at the Dave & Buster's on Salisbury Road where the incident took place, beat Roy until he was braindead.
Roy was training Russell at the time of the incident, police said. Details about what happened beforehand are largely redacted from the police report.
A witness told police that Russell was already in a bad mood and had been working all day already. The witness said that somebody said something to get him even more agitated and heard Cordell say, "I'm a grown a** man!"
Russell was later arrested at his sister's home without incident, police said.
Arrest report shows victim was punched, hit his head
An arrest report released Wednesday shows further details of the injuries that caused Roy's death.
A coworker told police that after shouting at him, Russell punched Roy and knocked him to the ground. The report says that Roy hit his head on the corner of the cook top when he fell down.
He then got on top of Roy and hit him in the face while he laid unconscious, the report says.
The coworker stepped in between them to protect Roy and Russell walked away. Roy was bleeding and gasping for air and his heart was racing, the report said.
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