‘Home Improvement’ star billed in alleged attack, strangulation of girlfriend

Zachary Ty Bryan has been charged with two felonies and six misdemeanors stemming from allegations he attacked and strangled his girlfriend.

The “Home Improvement” star and Missing Lane Enjoyment founder, 39, appeared in advance of a choose and was hit with two counts of menacing, two counts of assault in the fourth degree, felony strangulation, coercion, harassment and interfering with someone making a report following he allegedly strangled his girlfriend at property in Eugene, Oregon, the Lane County District Attorney informed Fox Information on Friday.

The choose waived Bryan’s formal arraignment as he was present in court docket on Friday. Long term courtroom dates ended up set for Nov. 20 and Nov. 30.

Bryan posted an $8,500 cash bail on Oct. 19 right after shelling out a night in jail, in accordance to TMZ.

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Citing law enforcement files, the outlet reported on Friday that Bryan started bodily assaulting his important other following he woke up and grew to become irate around missing mobile telephone chargers.

His girlfriend claims the former youngster actor shouted obscenities in the direction of her and choked her to the level where she feared she would die of suffocation.

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The actual physical abuse from Bryan commenced previous month in accordance to the sufferer and she also statements that for the duration of the most current face with Bryan, he allegedly place his knee to her neck but she managed to break no cost and dial 911.

Bryan performed Brad Taylor, the oldest son of Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor, the character played by Tim Allen on the well-liked sitcom, “Household Enhancement” which ran from 1991-1999.

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Bryan has acted intermittently since then, together with a purpose in 2006’s “The Quickly and the Furious: Tokyo Drift,” in which ironically, his character grows angry at his girlfriend all through a street race and intentionally wrecks his vehicle and that of his opponent. 

For every the phrases of his bail, Bryan have to refrain from participating in any call with the sufferer.

A rep for Bryan did not right away reply to Fox News’ ask for for remark.