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A man charged with assault after allegedly punching another stranger on a date night with his wife because of his tattoos outside a Wisconsin bar could face elevated charges after the victim died this week. Kevin Sehmer, 64, faces charges in the death of Joshua Davies, 39. Davies died early Wednesday morning after being seriously injured by a punch that knocked him to the sidewalk where he hit his head on June 17 outside from Tabi’s Lake Country Wine Bar, police said. saying.

It allegedly started after Sehmer commented on the victim’s tattoos inside the bar, saying he was “going to hell and God wouldn’t save him” before throwing a stool and then punching the victim outside, FOX6 News Milwaukee reported, citing to a criminal. complaint.

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“This was a tragic, horrible, senseless and heinous act that has now taken my brother’s life,” Sister Jamie Davies told FOX6. “The suffering and pain my brother endured for the past 26 days was not his fault.

“This guy didn’t even know my brother. He has sleeves and designs that he designed himself, he has had his friends tattoo him…absolutely nothing that is offensive to anyone.” A Hartland police officer was taken into custody around 11 p.m. that night by a group of people on the sidewalk in the 100 block of East Capitol Drive regarding a reported assault, police said in a news release.

The officer found Davies lying on the sidewalk, drifting in and out of consciousness. He was taken to a hospital and admitted with critical injuries, authorities said.

Sehmer was arrested the next day and booked into the Waukesha County Jail. The Waukesha County District Attorney’s Office filed a felony charge of aggravated assault on June 19. After Davies succumbed to his injuries on Wednesday, authorities said the charges against Sehmer could improve.

An email to the district attorney seeking additional information was not immediately returned. FOX6 reported that Sehmer allegedly told investigators that he thought Davies and another man were using stools to attack him, and he pushed Davies away to protect himself. But the surveillance did not match the suspect’s account, the station reported.

Sehmer’s attorney did not return an email from Law & Crime seeking comment. He told FOX6 that he would not comment on the details of the case, but that he was distraught over Davies’ death and expressed his condolences to the family. Friends called Davies a loving family man. He “cared a lot about his friends. His family was very important to him,” Dustin Skorupinski, a friend, told WISN 12 News. Friend David Novotny was puzzled.Read More…….