By Gary Ogle
gogle@wbcowqel.com
Two men accused of breaking into the concession stand at Aumiller Park this summer were arraigned on felony breaking and entering charges Monday in Crawford County Common Pleas Court.
Twenty-year-old Joshua Denzer and 27-year-old Justin Kimble were charged with felony 5 breaking and entering and misdemeanor 4 criminal trespass. Judge Sean Leuthold set bond for both at $100,000.
Denzer was sentenced to 10 months prison in a 2015 case for breaking and entering and Kimble was sentenced to four years in prison on 2011 following his conviction for felony 3 gross sexual imposition.
In all, five people were arraigned on felony charges on Monday. Those arraigned, along with the charges they face and the bonds set, are: Joshua Disbennett, F5 drug possession, misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia and misdemeanor possession of drug abuse instruments, ($100,000); Joshua Denzer, F5 breaking and entering and M4 criminal trespass, ($100,000); Justin Kimble, F5 breaking and entering and M4 criminal trespass, ($100,000); Willis Clary, F5 breaking and entering and M1 possession of criminal tools, ($100,000); James Erwin, F5 drug possession, misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia and misdemeanor possession of drug abuse instruments, ($150,000).