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Trial Date Set For Ohio County Man Accused of Sex Crimes
Posted Monday, February 8, 2010 ; 11:56 AM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Monday, February 8, 2010; 08:04 PM

Gerry Barnes
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Gerry Barnes, 37, is scheduled to go to trial on sex charges April 23 in Ohio County.

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A man accused of sexually assaulting a mentally-handicapped woman now is scheduled to go on trial in Ohio County.

Gerry Barnes, 37, will face a jury of his peers April 23.

He is charged with first-degree sexual assault, kidnapping and second-degree sexual assault.

The alleged assaults took place at Russell Nesbitt Services in Wheeling in July 2008 against a 35-year-old female resident.

Barnes is being held in the Northern Regional Jail.

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