MADISON HEIGHTS, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) – A Royal Oak man is facing multiple charges, including home invasion and assault after he was stabbed by his girlfriend.

Jonah Lowe, 25, of Royal Oak, is charged with first-degree home invasion, assault with intent to do great bodily harm, assault with a dangerous weapon, firearm discharge at or in a building causing injury, unlawful imprisonment, and five counts of felony firearm.

He was arraigned on Monday and received a $1 million bond.

The Madison Heights Police Department responded to the 27000 block of Delton Street on Saturday after Lowe called 911 and reported that he had been stabbed in the neck by his girlfriend. 

However, police received a second 911 call from a woman, who identified herself as Lowe’s ex-girlfriend and said that Lowe shot her. Responding officers found the woman with a gunshot wound to the leg. She told police at the scene that she stabbed Lowe out of self-defense.

The woman was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition.

An investigation found that Lowe entered the woman’s home and allegedly hid there until she returned. He approached her as she walked in with her 2-year-old daughter and pointed a gun at her, according to a news release.

Police said Lowe allegedly refused to let the woman leave, to which she grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed him when he was distracted. The woman then ran out of the house with her daughter and Lowe allegedly fired a shot, striking her in the leg. She was able to get to a neighbor’s house, and Lowe fled to her home in Royal Oak.

He was taken into custody and was transported to hospital for treatment.

Last Detroit Lions game, coach Dan Campbell forgot to give quarterback Jared Goff a game ball, as he hadn’t realized Goff finished the game a perfect 18-of-18 against the Seattle Seahawks. He wasn’t going to make the same mistake this week after the Lions’ 47-9 spanking of the Dallas Cowboys.

“I do have two game balls, and this time I wrote down some stats,” Campbell told the locker room.

He proceeded to give the balls to safety Brian Branch and Goff.

Branch finished the game with two interceptions, one forced fumble and a quarterback hit. Goff was 18-of-25 for 315 yards and three touchdowns.

But when Goff got his game ball, he gave it right back to Campbell in an awesome gesture to his head coach.

“Our fucking head coach is our fucking rock now,” Goff said. “We’re in fucking Dallas in his fucking place where he played. Game ball goes to him.”

It’s a really neat gesture, and I think it speaks to Campbell’s overall impact in the locker room. The team certainly has an emotional hole to fill following the significant injury to Aidan Hutchinson, but I don’t think anyone is anticipating the team taking a motivational step back in his absence. Campbell has a unique ability to turn negative moments into future inspiration.

Goff then proceeded to make Campbell break down the locker room. With an almost embarrassed smile on his face, Campbell accepted.

“How about a little, ‘kick ass’ on three?”

This team is special, y’all.

The Detroit Pistons, Detroit City Clerk, and the Detroit Department of Elections are partnering with Rock the Vote and Detroit Votes to host Pistonsland: What Up D.O.E., an exciting outdoor concert and festival on Saturday, Oct. 19. From 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., the free event will take place on West Grand Blvd. between Third Ave. and Cass Ave., celebrating the Pistons, Detroit culture, and the kickoff of early voting.

The festival will feature live performances from national and local artists, including GRAMMY-winning rapper Lil Baby and Detroit stars Baby Face Ray, Peezy, Sada Baby, and Skilla Baby. Attendees can explore themed areas like Playland, Munchieland, Styleland, and Communityland, which offer free carnival rides, roller skating, minigolf, food trucks, and more.

“Pistonsland: What Up D.O.E. will give Detroiters the opportunity to make their voice heard through early voting while celebrating the best of Detroit’s culture, music and community,” said Chris Economeas, Sr. Director of Community & Social Responsibility. “As an organization at the forefront of civic engagement, we look forward to offering this event as an opportunity for Detroiters to get out and vote while enjoying a free day of fun and excitement in Detroit.”

As part of the celebration, attendees can cast their early vote by visiting the Detroit Department of Elections headquarters (2978 W Grand Blvd), located within the event footprint.

Pistonsland is part of the larger “Vote City” initiative, a series of free events in Detroit, Philadelphia, and Milwaukee that celebrate local communities and encourage early voting.

Tickets are free and available at pistonsland.com/registration. For more details and event updates, visit pistonsland.com.