Ohio firefighter charged after allegedly restraining boyfriend in handcuffs
An Ohio firefighter has appeared in court facing several charges, including abduction, after allegedly handcuffing her boyfriend to a staircase and refusing to release him. The case matters because what reportedly began as a consensual encounter is alleged to have left the man fearful for his safety and led to further accusations of theft and unlawful entry.
Court records say Kenasia Guilford, 33, allegedly took the man’s car and phone, then used a key from his bag to enter his home, where police found her hiding. He reportedly gnawed himself free from the staircase but still wore the handcuffs when he sought help from a friend, who called 911; police later removed them. Guilford’s bail was set at $10,000, and she was placed under a no-contact order and electronic monitoring. She is due back in court on 15 October.
- Ohio firefighter faces charges including abduction.
- Her boyfriend reportedly gnawed free from a staircase.
- Guilford has bail, electronic monitoring and a no-contact order.
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An Ohio firefighter has been charged with several offences, including abduction, following allegations that she handcuffed her boyfriend to a staircase and refused to release him. The case centres on claims that what began as a consensual encounter escalated into a situation where the man feared for his safety.
Kenasia Guilford, 33, is accused of confining her boyfriend by handcuffs, taking his car and mobile phone, and using a key from his bag to enter his home without permission. Police found her hiding inside the property after the man freed himself and sought help.
Guilford was released on bail of $10,000 and is under electronic monitoring and a no-contact order. She is due back in court on 15 October.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Female firefighter in court over claims she handcuffed her boyfriend and refused to free him”.