COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A judge has rescheduled a hearing for a guilty plea in the case of a man accused of harassing a county sheriff in Ohio for nearly 20 years via letters, emails and websites.
A criminal affidavit filed earlier this year said the harassment began in 1999 when Columbus resident William Young was arrested by a Delaware County officer on a menacing charge.
Delaware County Sheriff Russell Martin wasn’t identified in the affidavit but confirmed in a statement that he was that officer and has been subject to harassment ever since.
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Federal Magistrate Judge Norah McCann King has rescheduled the hearing for Young’s plea to a charge of cyberstalking from Dec. 8 to Jan. 5.
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