Police: Man ran naked and bleeding from a Logan Airport ladies room and then he attacked a senior citizen

State Police report arresting a man who allegedly went berserk at Logan Airport today, as part of a series of incidents that also included the bomb squad being called to a security line due to the fake grenade Curt Schilling's son apparently had in his bag.

According to State Police, Cameron Shenk, 26, entered a ladies' restroom on the upper level of Terminal C shortly before noon today, took his clothes off, then climbed into the drop ceiling - which promptly collapsed, sending him to the floor with numerous cuts to his head and body.

Shenk then fled from the ladies restroom naked and bleeding.

Once outside the restroom, for reasons still under investigation, Shenk assaulted and seriously injured an 84 year old man. That victim was later transported to a local area hospital with various injuries that are not expected to be life threatening. Troopers arrived and after a struggle Shenk was taken into custody. During the arrest one trooper sustained a minor injury that required medical treatment.

The Globe reports Shenk allegedly bit his victim, then began choking him with his own cane.

Shenk is scheduled for arraignment on Monday in East Boston Municipal Court on charges of attempted murder, mayhem, assault and battery on a person over 60, assault and battery on a police officer, lewd and lascivious behavior and malicious destruction of property worth more than $250.

But that was only the second violent incident at the airport this morning. Around 11:23 a.m., troopers responded to a report at Terminal E of a woman screaming inside a BMW with a broken windshield. The car was gone by the time they got there - but it reappeared at Terminal B.

Troopers learned that the male operator identified as Anton Hilton, 52, of Roxbury, had assaulted the 21 year old female passenger. After an investigation, Hilton was arrested and charged with assault and battery and kidnapping. The female victim in this case refused medical treatment.

Even earlier in the morning, Curt Schilling reports:

Schilling note via Sports of Boston.