Man accused of pushing sister, taking oxygen tank

Warr Acres police responding to a domestic disturbance arrested Zobisch on Sept. 6 in the 5900 block of NW 35. He was being held Tuesday in the Oklahoma County jail, with bail set at $4,500, a jail official said.

According to a probable cause affidavit filed with the charges, the woman told police Zobisch was intoxicated and wanted to give her a hug. When she said no, he grabbed her and she pushed him away.

Zobisch then followed his sister into a bathroom, where he pushed her down on a toilet, grabbed her portable oxygen tank and threw it on a bed in another room, police reported.

The woman told police she has congestive heart failure and requires oxygen “constantly,” according to the affidavit. She also said she has to wear a portable defibrillator because of her condition.

When the boyfriend heard shouting and went into the bedroom to check on the woman, Zobisch punched him and pushed him into a glass closet door, cutting the man's elbow, police said.

A fourth person tackled Zobisch and held him on the floor until police arrived, according to the affidavit.