Mandate issued for Sarver Man accused of attack – Butler Eagle

Saxonburg – a judge of the Butler County district has requested a bank mandate for a Sarver man, accused of appearing, after not appearing for a preliminary hearing on Tuesday after – amy.

Paul Brasenitsch, 51 years old, has been accused of a number of strangulation offenses, three crimes of simple assault offenses and two charges of offenses to endanger children, after an alleged January 17 incident in Sarver.

No new evidence was presented during the meeting and the only testimony provided was from the arrest officer, who read the probable statement of district judge Jack Ripper.

On January 17, the State Police responded to an alleged attack on 439 N. Pike Road. According to the statement, the troops came to find a minor woman who was supposed to have been suffocated by her stepfather.

Brasenitsch was identified in the police as the adopted father of the minor.

According to the statement, the officer spoke to the girl, who said that Bransheitsch took her shoulders and then confiscated her and spinned it.

The hearing was organized without Brasenitsch, whose accusations were kept for the court, except for the charges of strangulation, which was withdrawn by the district lawyer.

Brasenitsch was free after registering a $ 15,000 bail when it didn’t appear on Thursday for preliminary hearing. After the meeting, Ripper’s office requested that a bank mandate be issued to arrest Brasesch by the common pleasure Court.