Judge denies bond to man charged with shooting at deputies

LOGAN — A judge has denied bond to a Laurelville man who’s charged with trying to murder two sheriff’s deputies when they came to his home to arrest him on a warrant.After a hearing on Monday, Nov. 2, Hocking County Common Pleas Judge Jason Despetorich found that Bobby L. Fox “poses a substantial risk of physical harm to the community” if he’s released from the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail where he’s now being held, and that there are no release conditions that will reasonably assure the community’s safety.Fox, 57 , who was arrested on Oct. 2, is facing two counts of attempted aggravated murder, one count of felonious assault, two counts of attempted felonious assault, and one count each of having weapons while under disability, resisting arrest and domestic violence.After Fox’s wife reported that he had allegedly assaulted her, the Hocking County Sheriff’s Office obtained a warrant for his arrest. When deputies came to his home on Oct.

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