TOPEKA (KSNT) – A Kansas man has been booked into Shawnee County jail on charges of criminal damage to property on state Capitol grounds.

According to Kansas Highway Patrol Lt. Terry Golightly, an officer responded to a call for a broken window Thursday evening.

“The officer arrived to a call of somebody breaking a window, and arrested suspect, whose name is Joshua Hamilton Fairbanks at 7:32 hours,” Golightly told Kansas Capitol Bureau in a phone call Friday morning.

Kansas Capitol Bureau confirmed Friday morning that the broken window was on the second floor of the Statehouse at the north wing. The window has since been boarded up and cleaning crews arrived around 9 a.m. One staff member said they needed to clean up blood on the window.

According to Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper Chad Crittenden, a Public Resource Officer for the agency, the suspect sustained hand lacerations.

“Our Capitol Police made contact with a male subject who sustained lacerations to his hand, as a result of him breaking a glass window to a door,” Crittenden shared in an email Friday. “He was transported to a local hospital for his injuries and later booked into the Shawnee County Jail on unrelated charges. Charges are pending for criminal damage to property at this time.”

The suspect was booked into Shawnee County Jail and faces charges of criminal damage to property, possession of opiate, opium, narcotic or certain stimulant and “traf contraband in corr/care fac; Intro firearms/expl/cont/subs on grounds.”

The suspect is being held without bond.