A man is being held after he allegedly kicked out his girlfriend’s car window and injured her young son, while also breaking into her Macomb County residence, Michigan State Police said Monday.

The 22-year-old Detroit man was taken into custody July 6 and is being lodged at the Detroit Detention Center pending a review of the case by the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office.

Michigan State Police said troopers were called to the area of Interstate 94 and Allard Avenue Sunday for a destruction of property/domestic assault complaint.

“It was determined that a male suspect had kicked the window out of his girlfriend’s vehicle and injured a 3-year-old male child sitting in a car seat on the rear passenger side,” State Police said in a news release.

Troopers discovered the boy suffered lacerations from the broken glass that required immediate medical attention. He was transported to a local hospital for medical treatment of his injuries, where he is in stable condition

Investigators said the suspect fled the scene prior to the troopers’ arrival. They interviewed family members who were on the scene and obtained information about the boyfriend. They also told the troopers the suspect had committed a home invasion at the woman’s residence in Eastpointe.

Troopers drove to the Eastpointe address, but did not find the suspect there.

Using technology and other investigative tools, troopers were able to identify a vehicle associated with the suspect’s brother. Police found it on the east side of Detroit in front of a residence they obtained through investigative resources.

Troopers then called the boyfriend out of the residence and took him into custody, according to the release.

“Great work by the troopers on scene using technology and their training to take this dangerous suspect off the street,” said F/Lt. Mike Shaw. “They were able calm down this family and the child and reassure them on the scene and during the investigation.”

Shaw said if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, call 911 or 866.VOICEDV for assistance.