LISBON - In County Municipal Court on Tuesday, Brian Wood Jr., 30, 411 Aten Ave., Wellsville, was bound over to the grand jury after waiving his right to a preliminary hearing on charges of aggravated burglary and kidnapping.

According to court documents, Wood is accused of going to a home at 20625 Malone Road, Unit B, in Washington Township. There documents state Wood began beating David Brown and stole his medication from his pocket. Along with another man, allegedly Patrick Griffith, Wood is then accused of dragging Brown from the home, forcing him into the vehicle and driving away from the home before releasing him and threatening to kill him by shooting him in the head.

Bond for Wood remains at $250,000 cash/surety after Judge Carol Robb refused to change it to the $200,000 requested by Wood's attorney, Sherri Liebschner. She had argued that Wood wished the bond lowered to be in accordance with Griffith's bond. He is set to appear on Monday.

Wood was agitated by the denial of the request and also had to be reminded by Robb during the hearing to pay attention to what was happening in the courtroom and not a woman who was seated behind him. He asked the woman on more than one occasion to send pictures.

He also broke into anger when his photograph was taken following the hearing, using foul language. After learning the photograph was taken by the media, Woods apologized for the outburst.

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JC Marcum, 37, 128 Pendleton St., Lisbon, was bound over the grand jury on a charge of assault on peace officer.

Lisa Conway, 39, 335 W. Seventh St., Salem, a minor misdemeanor disorderly conduct and was fined $150.

Gary A. Wright, 42, 16715 Gonzales Ave., East Liverpool, pleaded no contest to OVI first offense, expired plate and driving under suspension and expired plate. He was fined $975, had his license suspended for one year and was sentenced to 180 days jail.

Earl Carrick Jr., 29, 7166 Blar Road SE, Amsterdam, pleaded no contest to driving in violation of a driving restriction and a seat belt violation. He was fined $130.

A probation violation hearing was set for March 16 for James Cox, 418 College St., East Liverpool, who was convicted in 2007 of criminal trespassing.

A Feb. 2 pretrial was set for Tifanie Coffi, 23, 49182 state Route 154, Negley, charged with OVI first offense and tail lights.

A Feb. 9 pretrial was set for Matthew J. Jerome, 23, 78 Lincoln Ave. East Palestine, charged with OVI first offense, traffic control devices and seat belt law.

A Feb. 18 pretrial was set for Linda Beeler, 60, 1500 state Route 344, Salem, charged with OVI first offense and assured clear distance.

A charge of passing bad checks against Mark Klein II, 713 E. Lincoln Way, Lisbon, was dismissed.

Andrew Aderhold, 32, 14422 Fink Road, Kensington, pleaded no contest to use of an unauthorized plate and was fined $50.

Patrick Haney 18, 1475 Cleveland St., Salem, pleaded no contest to speeding and he was fined $50. An expired license charge was dismissed.

Rachel Williams, 36, 15767 Maple Drive, East Liverpool, pleaded no contest to unsafe vehicle amended from traffic control device. She was fined $20.

A Jan. 19 pretrial was set for Lisa Stanley, 44, North Benton, charged with failure to yield for a stopped school bus.

Kenneth Boso, 35, 699 E. Third Ave. East Liverpool, pleaded no contest to OVI second offense amended from OVI third offense. He also pleaded no contest to failure to control, failure to display a valid sticker and possession of drugs He was sentenced to 90 days jail, fined $1,150 and had his license suspended for three years.

Joseph Robinson, 33, 16477 Cannons Mill Road, East Liverpool, pleaded no contest to disorderly conduct amended from criminal damaging. He also was ordered to serve his previously imposed 180 days jail sentence for a previous theft conviction. He was further ordered to pay the balance of $700 in fines remaining from that conviction.