HUTCHINSON, Kan. — An 18-year-old Haven man arrested back on Oct. 14 was back in court Wednesday where he was attempting to get some relief from his bond.

Charles Cooprider was charged with aggravated burglary and accused of entering a home where the resident was inside. He is accused of stealing two sets of keys, an iPod, then the victim’s car — a 2007 Toyota Camry. On that same date, he allegedly broke into another vehicle and stole tools valued at over $1,500. He was also in possession of marijuana when he was apprehended by police.

He also has another case pending where he is charged with driving under the influence when he was found in his vehicle and had to be woken up. That was back on Oct. 3.

He’s jailed on a bond of $31,500. He wanted a signature or OR bond, which was quickly denied by Magistrate Judge Cheryl Allen. He then asked for a reduction of the bond, which was also denied.

His case is scheduled as part of a waiver-status docket next month.