ELK COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A St. Marys couple is facing charges for allegedly assaulting two women outside the Eagles Club.

Just before midnight on Saturday, March 2, St. Marys Police were notified of an assault at the Eagles Club, located along Trout Run Road. A nearby officer responded and found two female victims dirty and in pain, according to the police report.

One of the victims told police that Stephanie Young, 40, and her husband Michael Young, 44, assaulted them, smashed her phone and hit her vehicle with theirs. Police noted in the complaint that they learned the four had past issues and that around 11:40 p.m., the victims were seen leaving the club but were followed by Stephanie and Michael according to surveillance video from the club.

Once in the parking lot, Stephanie yelled at the woman, who turned around and approached Stephanie. According to the police report, Stephanie allegedly threw a water bottle and grabbed her. Police said in the video Stephanie is seen using a stun gun and putting it up against the victim's neck and also swinging at her. At this time, the other victim is trying to step in to break up the fight, but was unsuccessful.

Stephanie then allegedly started hitting the victim in the head with downward swings, causing the woman to fall to the ground. Police noted in the complaint she was hit five more times while on the ground. The other woman then tried to step in again to help and Stephanie changed focus on her, allegedly using the stun gun on her neck, causing her to fall to the ground.

In the video, police said Stephanie then approached the first victim again and either kicked or stunned her again, causing her to fall again. The second victim then made her way to her, seeing if she was okay. According to the affidavit, police said at this point, Stephanie went back towards the second victim, who was trying to record the assault on her phone.

Officers said Michael then walked up towards Stephanie and the second victim and can allegedly be seen getting on top of her, and grabbing her throat, according to the criminal complaint. The victim told police that she was unable to breathe for a short time. Police also said that when Michael got up, he allegedly grabbed her phone and stomped on it multiple times before throwing it across Trout Run Road. Police said they recovered the phone and it was beyond repair.

Stephanie and Michael then got in their Jeep and allegedly drove into the second victim's white Jeep, pushing against it for 12 seconds before driving away, according to police.

The first victim was taken to Penn Highlands DuBois as they found she had a brain bleed, a ruptured spleen and a broken rib. Police noted that a previous medical condition became complicated following the assault. Doctors located a tumor in the front right of her brain that had to be removed. The second victim was treated at Penn Highlands Elk Emergency Room for shoulder pain.

Police also noticed damage to the front bumper of the second victim's Jeep along with dents and scratches. The victim's combined total in damages from the assault was $2,908.30, according to the affidavit.

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Stephanie is charged with felony aggravated assault, two misdemeanor counts of simple assault, recklessly endangering another person, criminal mischief and two summary counts of harassment.

Michael is charged with misdemeanor counts of strangulation, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person and criminal mischief along with summary counts of harassment and criminal mischief.

Their preliminary hearings are scheduled for May 21.