Hale and Quake were both arraigned Wednesday in Montgomery County Municipal Court’s Eastern Division, where Hale’s bond was set at $250,000 and Quake’s bond set at $100,000. Both are in the Montgomery County Jail, where they have been held since their Tuesday arrests, records show.
If they are released, they will be on electronic home detention and are ordered to have no contact with the victim in the case, according to court records.
Riverside police were called around 3 p.m. Sunday to a home in the 2400 block of Warrendale Avenue after a 42-year-old man said Hale kicked in his locked back door and that Hale and Quake beat him up before he was able to run across the street to call for help.
The resident said he was cleaning his bedroom when he heard a loud crash at his back door and saw Hale and Quake break into his house. The pair “began punching him, knocking him to the ground and continued to kick and hit him until he was able to get up and take off across the street,” according to a Riverside Police Department report.
The victim told police that Hale and Quake have been accusing him of stealing property. While Hale was in jail, the victim said he allowed him to store belongings at his home but he said that Hale has since retrieved all of his possessions from the house, the report stated.
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