Bryon Michael Vance, 35, of 1971 Yale Ave., will face further court action on charges of simple assault and harassment that were filed by Lycoming Regional police after he punched a woman “in the right side of her head, causing her to suffer a concussion” during a disturbance at his home on Dec. 13, it was alleged in an affidavit. While becoming aggressive and yelling at her, Vance backed the woman into a corner in the kitchen, prompting her to slap him, police were told. The next thing the woman remembered was waking up on the kitchen floor a short time later, police said. Vance allegedly told her “he punched her,” police said. The victim went to a hospital the next day and learned she had a concussion, the affidavit stated. Upon being discharged she notified police. Vance has waived his preliminary hearing on the charges before District Judge William Solomon and is free on $5,000 bail.