Bonds Kept High for Men Accussed of Assaulting Dakota Teens

The preliminary exams of three men who four Dakota High School teens were adjourned Friday morning until 1:30 p.m. Aug. 3 at the 41A District Court in Sterling Heights. 

Vincent Bosca, Gerald Henry King Jr., and Allen Roy Brontkowski stood before 41A District Court Judge Kimberly A. Wiegand and waived their 14-day preliminary hearing rule, thus clearing the way for the adjournment of the preliminary exam until Aug. 3.

Attorneys for King and Brontkowski both asked for bond reductions–from $250,000 to $100,000–but their requests were denied by Wiegand.

"The court feels that these bonds are appropriate," Wiegand said. "These are serious charges."

Bosca was also ordered to have a tether. Upon release from jail, all three men will be required to wear GPS tethers and have no contact with the alleged victims or their families.

All three men face some 10 felony charges a piece. To read more about the case, click here.