Man accused of attacking Bedford realtor earlier this year has trial set for 2021 Police say the attack happened in June
BEDFORD COUNTY, Va – A trial date has been set for a Roanoke man accused of attacking a Bedford realtor earlier this year.
Police say Dustin Holdren attacked the realtor near Smith Mountain Lake in June.
Dustin Holdren mugshot Friday morning a Bedford County Grand Jury found probable cause for felony charges of attempted rape, aggravated malicious wounding and robbery against Holdren.
The case will go before a jury on March 23, 2021. Holdren is being held at the Blue Ridge Regional Jail without bond.
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