YOUNGSTOWN — Two men were indicted Thursday on an aggravated burglary charge in a Sept. 30 incident on Arlington Street on the North Side in which they are accused of breaking into the private room of a resident of the home and assaulting him.

Indicted are James R. Rammel, 41, of Arlington Street, and Deon D. Robinson, 38 of East Midlothian Boulevard. If convicted of the charge, each man could get about 10 years in prison.

According to a Youngstown police report, officers were called to the home for a fight and spoke with the victim on the front porch. He said Rammel, who lives in the same home, had just assaulted him.

The victim had multiple lacerations on his face / head, wrist and leg, the report states.

Rammel also was on the porch, and he had a small laceration on his nose that he said happened elsewhere. He said he was not in a fight that evening. He was detained in handcuffs and placed in the back of a cruiser.

The victim took officers to his room, which is a separately secured apartment, from the rest of the common areas of the house. He said he was relaxing in his room when Rammel and a second person began beating on the door. The victim said the two men eventually kicked the door in and began assaulting him with punches and kicks, as well as a glass bottle, which broke on his body, causing lacerations, the report states.

An officer could see that the doorframe was splintered, consistent with being forced open, the report states. The man said it’s possible the men took his phone, but he could not tell because of the disarray of the room.

The victim was treated at the scene for his injuries. Rammel was taken to jail.

PRISON INMATES

Also indicted Thursday was Michael A. Bishop, 66, an inmate at the private Northeast Ohio Correctional Center of Youngstown, on a charge of felonious assault with a criminal gang activity specification and repeat violent offender specification and possession of a deadly weapon while under detention.

Several other people whose addresses are at state prisons in Youngstown and elsewhere also were indicted. They are:

• Robert T. Balcom, no birthdate provided, Northeast Ohio Correctional Center, Youngstown, felonious assault and possession of a deadly weapon while under detention.

• Randy A. Savors Jr., 48, Southern Ohio Correctional Facility, Lucasville, felonious assault with a repeat violent offender specification and possession of a deadly weapon while under detention.

• Juan B. Rodriguez, 31, Southern Ohio Correctional Facility, Lucasville, aggravated drug possession.

• Joshua Salett, 28, Northeast Ohio Correctional Center, Youngstown, harassment with a bodily substance.

Others indicted are:

• Christopher L. Hyler, 37, Mahoning County jail, assault, harassment with a bodily substance, vandalism, misdemeanor domestic violence and misdemeanor misconduct at an emergency.

• Ryan D. Meadows, 32, Mahoning County jail, retaliation.

• Hali Delgado, 34, Mahoning County jail, breaking and entering and misdemeanor theft.

• Michael Mazorra, 33, East Judson Avenue, breaking and entering and misdemeanor theft.

• Amonte A. Donaldson, 33, Midland Avenue, receiving stolen property.

• Ronald Rollins, 58, Williams Street, Beloit, breaking and entering.

• Tary L. Gilbert, 48, Mahoning County jail, two counts of robbery.

• Monique S. Talley, 35, Kendis Circle, assault.

• Tara A. Kinney, 41, West Middletown Road, Canfield, receiving stolen property.

• Donald W. Kinney, 39 West Middletown Road, Canfield, breaking and entering and receiving stolen property.

• Randall P. Vecchio, 60, state Route 164, Lisbon, breaking and entering, possessing criminal tools and misdemeanor resisting arrest.

• Christopher A. Pope, 35, Salt Springs Road, breaking and entering and possessing criminal tools.

• Jasmine N. Riddle, 44, East Philadelphia Avenue, cocaine possession with a specification of forfeiture of money in a drug case and fentanyl related compound possession with a specification of forfeiture of money in a drug case.

• James E. Woods, 31, Palmer Avenue, failure to comply with an order of signal of a police officer and misdemeanor resisting arrest.

• Robert M. Majeroni, 42, Mahoning County jail, intimidation, disrupting public services and domestic violence.

• David L. Bell, 66, Pound Road, Hubbard, violating a protection order.

• Josue A. Vasquez, no age, no address provided, aggravated drug possession.

• Shamika S. Alexander, 35, Fairborn, illegal conveyance of drugs of abuse onto the grounds of a specified governmental facility.