Illegal immigrant allegedly severs man's thumb with machete at Georgia Christmas holiday party

Two illegal immigrants were involved in an attack at a Christmas get-together in Georgia, with one attacking the other with a machete, police said.

According to the Hall County Sheriff's Office (HCSO), patrol deputies arrived at the home in Gainesville, Georgia on Saturday at 3 a.m.

Carlos Hernandez Nicolas, 42, and the victim, 38-year-old Jose Turcios Garcia, got into a verbal argument beforehand that turned into a physical fight, HCSO said.

During the fight, Hernandez Nicolas allegedly grabbed a machete and assaulted Turcios Garcia.

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The victim was transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville for injuries that included an amputated left thumb. The HCSO said the machete used in the attack was later found at the scene.

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Hernandez Nicolas was taken into custody and remains in jail without bond on a felony count of aggravated battery.

Turcios Garcia was released from the hospital after treatment of his injuries, and HCSO said he was jailed on a failure to appear charge. Both men were placed under immigration holds.