Mobile County man arrested after shovel attack, police say
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According to a news release from the Mobile Police Department, 39-year-old Elden Fairish Hogsten was arrested on Saturday, July 12.
Officials said they were called to the 3400 block of Government Street around 4 p.m. on Saturday for a report of an assault.
When they arrived, officers said they found a man had been hit with a shovel during a fight with Hogsten.
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The man was treated on the scene for minor injuries.
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