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Man faces charges of kidnapping wife again
Published October 27, 2009
A Rainsville man is in the Jackson County Jail on a $300,500 bond after being charged with kidnapping his estranged wife for the second time this month.
According to Captain Eric Woodall, James Aubrey Brown, 61, arrived at his estranged wife’s home on County Road 81 in Flat Rock Friday.
“He allegedly forced the wife and her mother into the home,” Woodall said. “Then he took the wife and left in a vehicle.”
Brown was arrested later in the day by the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Department in Tennessee.
“His wife was with him,” Woodall said. “She was uninjured.”
Brown was charged with two counts of Kidnapping First Degree and Violation of Protection Order.
He was transported to the Jackson County Jail Friday.
This is the second time this month Brown has been charged with violating a protection order.
On Oct. 7, Brown was charged after allegedly breaking into his wife’s home and holding her at knife point. He left the residence at some point and was later arrested at Caperton Chapel Church on County Road 14 in the Fabius community.
Brown was currently out on bond after being charged with Burglary First Degree, Kidnapping First Degree and Violation of Protection Order.
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