Judge Debra Wellborn ruled there was enough evidence for the case against Kerry D. Talburt II to move forward. He is set to appear for arraignment Sept. 19.
Charging documents say Talburt put his thumb in one of the other man's eyes and allowed his pit bull to bite him. They also allege he gave false information to police.
The Quincy Police Department said officers were called to 1005 Jersey on July 8 on a report of a 30-year-old who was bitten in the face by a dog. Police said Talburt had gotten into an altercation with his downstairs neighbor, and Talburt's dog got loose and bit the man in the face.
Talburt faces six to 30 years in prison if convicted of the home invasion charge, a Class X felony. He also faces the possibility of consecutive sentences if convicted of other charges.
Talburt posted $2,000 bond in the case but is being held in the Adams County Jail in other cases.
* * CAREER CRIMINAL AT JUST 21 YEARS OF AGE * *
Quincy teen arrested for marijuana possession
Aug 18, 2015
QUINCY, Ill. (WGEM) - A Quincy teen was arrested Monday night after deputies say they found 30 grams of marijuana in his home.
Justin R. Agans, 19, was arrested for an outstanding Schuyler County, Illinois, warrant and possession of alcohol by a minor. Deputies say several juveniles were also released to their parents with pending charges.
* * LESS THAN A YEAR LATER, ANOTHER ARREST * *
Jul 26, 2016
QUINCY, Ill. (WGEM) - Police arrested three people Monday night just before uncovering several pounds of marijuana in a Quincy home.
It started when officers pulled over a vehicle over near 8th and Madison streets as part of a drug investigation.
West Central Illinois Task Force M/Sgt. Patrick Frazier says task force members and sheriff's deputies arrested the 17-year-old driver and Kerry D. Talburt II, 20, for unlawful possession of cannabis.
After the arrests, officers went to search Talburt's home, at 1005-1/2 Jersey Street, where Frazier says they found cannabis, cannabis edibles and drug paraphernalia.
Frazier says Talburt faces charges for cannabis trafficking and unlawful possession of 2,000 to 5,000 grams of cannabis, which is roughly between four and 11 pounds.
The teen was released to a parent.
Releasing him to a parent probably wasn't a good idea since his daddy is a criminal, too:
Talbert Arrested on Drug Charges After Attempt to Escape by Bicycle Fails
July 23, 2013
(Quincy, Ill)— Kerry D. Talburt of Quincy tried to escape by bicycle as West Central Illinois Task Force officers closed in on him Monday afternoon.
Officers report the thirty-eight year old was the subject of a drug investigation in the 400 block of Elm Street in Quincy. Talburt was taken into custody after a brief struggle. Task Force Agents seized meth and hypodermic syringes at the scene.
Court records indicate Talburt received sentences for Aggravated Battery and Armed Robbery in 1994, Obstruction of Justice in 1997, and Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance and Escape from a Penal Institution in 2002.
Talburt remains lodged in the Adams County Jail.
