QUINCY — The psychological health of the Springfield man arrested in reference to a November 2021 carjacking and residential invasion in Adams County shall be reviewed.
Court docket data present that Bradley S. Yohn’s legal professional, Public Defender John Citro, raised a query of health Friday throughout a pre-trial listening to in Adams County Circuit Court docket.
Choose Frank McCartney ordered Yohn to be evaluated by psychologist Frank Froman and eliminated the case from the March jury trial docket. Yohn will return to court docket March 22.
Yohn, 35, has pleaded not responsible to 2 counts of house invasion, one rely of aggravated kidnapping, one rely of aggravated vehicular hijacking, one rely of aggravated legal sexual assault and one rely of residential housebreaking within the Nov. 9 incident, the place Yohn allegedly used power or the specter of power to take a automobile and kidnap a lady. He then reportedly used power to enter the girl’s house. Yohn allegedly had a knife.
Yohn additionally faces one rely of vehicular hijacking in an Oct. 31 incident, in addition to two counts of theft, one rely of residential housebreaking and one rely of sexual abuse from an Oct. 15 incident.
Karen D. Blackledge, 33, of Quincy who faces similar expenses within the Nov. 9 incident, waived her proper to a jury trial throughout a listening to Friday. She is about to return to court docket March for a standing listening to.
She is accused of aiding Yohn.
Josh Jones, lead trial legal professional for the Adams County state’s legal professional’s workplace, advised The Herald-Whig’s newsgathering accomplice at WGEM, that there is no such thing as a negotiated plea settlement presently, and that Blackledge may search a bench trial.
Each have pleaded not responsible to all expenses.
Yohn continues to be held within the Adams County Jail on $15 million bond. Blackledge is being held on $5 million bond.