LEXINGTON, Neb. (KNOP) – A man is battling for his life after he was about wounded to passing in Lexington over the weekend.

Officers with the Lexington Police Office reacted to a report of a slowed down vehicle close the crossing point of 13th and Stop roads around 7 p.m. Saturday. Upon entry, police found a man interior the bolted vehicle, floating in and out of awareness, with blood unmistakable interior and exterior the car.

Police broke the passenger-side window to get to the man, finding a extreme wound on his cleared out bicep and different cut wounds to his middle and thigh. Crisis responders transported the casualty to Lexington Territorial Healing center some time recently he was transported to Great Samaritan Clinic in Kearney with life-threatening injuries.

Investigators decided the wounding happened a few pieces absent at a domestic close 10th and Washington lanes. At the scene, officers found blood prove in the front yard and along the street.

Based on prove and witness explanations, police captured 27-year-old Arley Ibarra-Rodriguez on doubt of first-degree attack and utilize of a weapon to commit a felony.

The case remains beneath examination.