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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Judge Elizabeth Kobly ordered a competency evaluation for the homeless man charged in connection with the discovery of two-dead puppies who were hog-tied and dumped near the WRTA bus station.

Fifty-year-old William Bednar rambled, making little sense, as the judge asked him his address. He told the Judge Kolby that he lived by the statue at a church on Belle Vista.

Bednar remains jailed on $50,000 bond.

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