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ZILLAH, Wash. -- Bail was set at $100,000 Monday for a 24-year-old Wapato man booked for first-degree assault in connection with a knife attack early Saturday at a Zillah bar.
According to a Zillah Police Department news release, the suspect assaulted a man in the men's restroom of the Stonehenge Tavern, 603 N. First Ave, at 12:55 a.m. According to an arrest affidavit, Diaz tried to cut his throat.
The victim, identified in the arrest affidavit as David R. Humphreys, "received minor, non-life-threatening injuries," according to the Zillah police release.
The suspect made a preliminary appearance Monday in Yakima County Superior Court, where he is expected to be charged later this week.
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