by Tutu Akinlabi

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A man in Dallas, Texas has been arrested for allegedly beating up his girlfriend so bad that she had to have an organ removed.

38-year-old Jonathan Sanderson is said to have assaulted his unidentified lover so severely that she had to have her pancreas removed.

Sanderson is said to have returned to the couple’s home drunk and punched the woman in the stomach leaving her with broken ribs.

Daily Mail reports:

His girlfriend, who he had been seeing for a year and a half, then told him she wanted to break up.

Police allege Sanderson repeatedly punched the woman in her stomach until ‘she stumbled to her bed’, according to Dallas News.

Police allege that Jonathan Sanderson, 38, returned home to his house in Oak Lawn, Dallas, on February 6 and assaulted his girlfriend after she said she wanted to break up

 

According to his Linked in site, Sanderson is the CEO of an events and marketing called Global X-ibit, which focuses on social media

 

In the morning, the victim woke up with a sore stomach and asked Sanderson to take her to the hospital.

She was rushed into a four hour surgery at Parkland Memorial Hospital and was diagnosed as having four broken ribs and a hole in her bowel.

 

Her pancreas was so damaged it had to be removed, police said.

Sanderson was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

His criminal history shows he has been charged with the same crime before, as well as counts of theft, possession of marijuana and failure to identify a fugitive.

Sanderson was booked into Dallas County Jail (pictured) on February 13, with bail set at $25,000

 

Jonathan Sanderson is believed to be British but finished his education in the United States

 

Sanderson’s Facebook says he is originally from London.

His education and employment history on Linkedin say he studied architecture and graphic design at University of Washington before joining the Marine Corps.

He currently purports to own an events and marketing company, specializing in social media, called Global X-ibit. 

Sanderson was booked into Dallas County Jail on February 13.

Bail was set at $25,000.