Originally jailed for stabbing another man; McCall back in court to face additional counts
Charges continued to mount against a Brewton man who was originally charged with assault I and he was back in court the following day after he was charged with domestic violence III and two counts of menacing.
Timothy Wade McCall, Jr., 33, 127 Girlie Lane, was originally arrested on the assault charge and during an Oct. 12 bond hearing was given a $50,000 bond. McCall was scheduled for another bond hearing Wednesday afternoon on the domestic violence and menacing charges.
Court records show that on Oct. 8, McCall used a pocket knife to stab and slash a male victim multiple times to the victim's upper torso.
Additional warrants were filed that claim on Oct. 9, McCall remained unlawfully on the premises of a residence on 448 Madden Smith Loop Road.
He is also accused of causing about $1,200 worth of damage to bicycles and children's toys in another yard that led to the menacing charges.
As of press time Wednesday, no bond had been set on the additional charges.
District Attorney Steve Billy said regardless of any bonds set this week, McCall is being held without bond on a probation violation. Billy said McCall was out on bond on a domestic violence strangulation charge at the time of his arrest.