Overview

• Kameron Gilchrist, 25, faces two felony counts of assault causing physical injury to emergency room personnel, according to the warrant.
• The filing alleges he removed an IV while receiving treatment and sprayed blood containing HIV into the eyes of two staff members.
• The warrant cites eye irritation and exposure to HIV as injuries, and it remains unclear whether the blood was his or if infection resulted.
• Raleigh police said the months-long gap before the Sept. 11 arrest occurred because Gilchrist was receiving medical and psychiatric care at the time.
• Gilchrist is held at the Wake County Detention Center on a $25,000 bond and, if convicted, could face up to 39 months in prison on each count.