Bond Again Denied For Amherst County Man Accused Of Burning Child

jfaulconer@newsadvance.com(Justin Faulconer), The News & Advance
Tue, 04/29/2014 - 11:07am

AMHERST – An Amherst judge denied bond for the second time Tuesday for a Monroe man accused of intentionally causing second-degree burns on a small child.

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