Andersons plead innocent
to oolice assault charges
Two University students en
tered pleas of not guilty Friday
in Lane County Circuit Court
to charges resulting from al
leged incidents with state and
local police two weeks ago.
Howard Anderson, 24, plead
ed innocent to grand jury in
dictments charging him with
threatening to kill state police
officer Jack Winchester March
21, and assaulting Eugene po
lice detectives Jack Cater and
Howard Williams with a carbine
March 19.
Tommy Anderson, 20, faces
two counts of “assault with a
dangerous weapon” for alleged
ly “threatening and menacing”
Cater and Williams with a pis
tol March 19.
The trial date will be set
later.
After the pleas were entered.
Judge Edward Leavy heard
testimony concerning reduction
of bail bonds posted by the
Andersons.
Howard and Tommy Ander
son have posted bonds of $15,
000 and $5,000, respectively.
Their attorney attempted to
prove their willingness to vol
untarily appear in court by in
terrogating the three officers in
volved.
Each officer testified the An
dersons had not attempted to
flee from the jurisdiction of
the alleged crimes. Cater and
Williams said the brothers ap
peared in court voluntarily and
did not require an arrest on the
“assault with a dangerous
weapon” charges.
Deputy District Attorney
Stephen Kreutzer testified for
the prosecution that Howard
Anderson had failed to appear
after an arrest last year in Lane
County.
Kreutzer stated Howard An
derson is presently facing
charges in Saginaw, Michigan,
and that he left Michigan with
out the court’s permission.
Each application for bail re
duction was denied.
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