Man accused of attacking two people with a machete A 44-year-old man is accused of attacking two people with a machete at Seattle's Hing Hay Park. The suspect, Oneil George Bygrave, pleaded not guilty to first- and second-degree assault. The attack occurred on October 6, leaving a 31-year-old man with a cut to the head and a 48-year-old man with a slashed back. Both were actively bleeding when police arrived, and real-time crime center cameras captured the assault. The trial is set for December, with bail set at $500,000. Investigators said the attack happened just after 5 p.m. on Oct. 6 at the popular park in the Chinatown-International District. Police received multiple 911 calls about a man attacking people at the park. When officers arrived, a 31-year-old man waved them down. He had a large cut to his head, police said. Witnesses told officers the suspect was still in the park and pointed him out. Officers saw the man holding a machete and called out to him.The suspect went into nearby bushes and later came back out without the weapon, according to witnesses.Police Reveal Victim Attacked Machete'Officers also found a 48-year-old man who said he had been walking through the park when the suspect slashed him in the back,' Seattle Police Department (SPD) Detective Shane Weatherford said. 'The man fell to the ground, and the suspect continued attacking him. ' Real-time crime center cameras recorded the assault, according to the detective. The footage showed the suspect chasing the 48-year-old with a machete.The 31-year-old then tried to stop the attack by shoving the suspect, who turned toward him. As the 48-year-old tried to run, the suspect struck him in the back, causing him to fall, and continued the assault, Weatherford said.Officers Aid Bleeding Men Crime Scene'Both of them were actively bleeding when police arrived,' Weatherford said. 'Officers provided aid, and then Seattle Fire also provided aid to them. '