Kidnapping Suspect Goes Before Judge

The man accused of holding a local woman captive for 10 years remains in the Allegheny County Jail – for now. Tanya Nicole Kach Tanya Nicole Kach Current Pic Tanya Nicole Kach

Monday morning, a judge raised Thomas Hose’s bond to a $10,000 straight bond.

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The bond has several conditions attached to it.

Hose will have to wear an electronic monitor and stay away from Tanya Kach, the woman he is accused of holding captive.

Meanwhile, students at the school where Hose is a security guard returned to class Monday.

Over the weekend, administrators at the Cornel Intermediate School sent students a letter.

It said Hose was suspended and is not allowed on school property.

The letter also offered students help from a crisis intervention team and school psychologists.

An arrest warrant was issued on Friday for a second suspect, Judith Sokol.

She is accused of being an accomplice in the case.

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