An Ohio woman who was accused of restraining her boyfriend and refusing to let him leave has pleaded no contest to a lesser charge.
Kenasia Guilford, 33, had several charges against her dropped after a judge convicted her Tuesday of misdemeanor aggravated trespassing. Guilford, an EMT and firefighter with the Toledo Fire and Rescue Department, was dating a captain at the same department. On Sept. 22, Guilford had the man over at her home, where she handcuffed him to a railing with his permission. But then, she allegedly did not allow him to leave.
Guilford’s attorney, Richard Mitchell, said during a Sept. 28 hearing that the alleged incidents stemmed from a “paramour situation,” and “some information was learned by the defendant that would make anyone have substantial concern and was traumatic.” Mitchell did not provide further details about what Guilford reportedly found out…