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Mar 1, 2021
YOUNGSTOWN — Magistrate Anthony Sertick Jr. of Youngstown Municipal Court set bond at $10,000 for homeless man Caleb Vancampen, 20, on felony vandalism today, accused of damaging or destroying 16 statues at Mount Carmel Church early Friday.
No plea was required, and Vancampen’s case will be set for a preliminary hearing. Sertick set Vancampen’s bond at $10,000.
Jeff Moliterno, assistant Youngstown law director, said Vancampen has no previous record but has two pending theft charges from Thursday in Youngstown, and Judge Renee DiSalvo set bond at $500 on each of those charges.
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Prosecutors ask for arrest warrant for Kyle Rittenhouse after he allegedly violated bond agreement
Nam Y. Huh/AP
Kyle Rittenhouse listens to defense attorney John Pierce during an extradition hearing in Lake County court Friday, Oct. 30, 2020, in Waukegan, Ill. Rittenhouse is accused of killing two protesters days after Jacob Blake was shot by police in Kenosha, Wis. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh, Pool)
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and last updated 2021-02-03 18:30:32-05
KENOSHA — Prosecutors are urging the Kenosha County Court to issue a warrant for Kyle Rittenhouse's arrest and hike his bond by $200,000 after they allege the 18-year-old violated his bond agreement by not informing the court when he moved from his listed home address.

$250,000 Bond for Parolee who Beat and Strangled Girlfriend
32 year-old Sundance Hernandez is in the Missoula County Jail being held on both $75,000 bond for violating his parole, and another consecutive $250,000 bond for allegedly beating and strangling his girlfriend.
Deputy County Attorney Caitlin Williams asked originally asked Judge Alex Beal for another $75,000 bond, in addition to his probation hold and related the facts of the case.
“In a matter of weeks this defendant has strangled his partner two times, threatened her with a bat and restricted her from leaving his residence,” said Williams. “He has previous felony theft and escape charges and was only released from prison in August to begin his suspended sentence.”