A 19-year-old Erie, Illinois, man suffered critical injuries after he was intentionally run over by another teen during an altercation Sunday morning at TBK Bank Sports Complex in Bettendorf, police said.

According to the arrest affidavits filed by Bettendorf police detective Zachary Gish, the victim and Holden Van Smith, 19, of LeClaire, had been communicating over social media. They agreed to meet at the sports complex to have a physical fight.

Smith drove to the complex in a 2009 Toyota Prius.

When Smith saw the other teen standing in the parking lot of the complex, he accelerated and intentionally struck the victim with his car, according to the affidavits. The car then crashed through a fence and came to a stop on the soccer field, causing significant damage to the fence and field.

Smith fled the scene on foot, leaving the victim unconscious in the parking lot.

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Officers seized a machete that was on the front seat of the Prius.

The victim was taken to Genesis Medical Center East, Davenport, where he was placed on a ventilator, according to the affidavit. The victim was then flown to OSF St. Francis Medical Center, Peoria, for treatment. His condition was not available Sunday night.

The entire incident was captured on video. The incident took place at 9:32 a.m.

Smith is charged in Scott County District Court with one count of attempted murder, a Class B felony under Iowa law that carries a prison sentence of 25 years.

Smith also is charged with one count of willful injury causing serious injury, a Class C felony that carries a prison sentence of 10 years. He also is facing one count each of going armed with intent and second-degree criminal mischief, each of which is a Class D felony that carries a prison sentence of five years.

Holden was being held Sunday night in the Scott County Jail without bond on the attempted murder charge. Bonds on the other charges totaled $20,000, cash or surety.

Holden is expected to make a first appearance on the charges Monday in Scott County District Court when a judge will schedule a preliminary hearing and set bond.

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