PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP)-- The man police say stabbed and killed Alisa Kinsaul in her homeMonday night, has a past that includes jail time on charges of false imprisonment and burglary.
The charges date back to February 20, 2001. John Bradley Davidson was arrested in Volusia County on charges of false imprisonment and burglary of a dwelling. According to online court records, a complaint was also filed on charges of attempted sexual battery and kidnapping, but those charges were not pursued by the state.
Prosecutors did move forward on the false imprisonment and burglary charges. Details of the case are few, other than the victim wasn't identified on publicly-accessible court records.
Davidson originally entered a plea of "not guilty" to the charges but changed that plea to "no contest" on October 18,2001. He was sentenced to time served and put on four years probation plus one year of community control. He was also ordered not to have any contact with the victim. Adjudication was withheld in both cases, meaning if asked if he had ever been convicted of a crime, Davidson could truthfully answer "no."
According to court records, Davidson spent a total of 128 days in jail on the charges. He successfully completed his probation, which terminated early on April 29, 2004.
In Bay County, aside from traffic tickets, the only thing that shows up for Davidson in criminal court records is a citation for leaving the scene of an accident with property damage.
Davidson was issued a citation by Panama City Police for his involvement in a wreck on February 28, 2011 in the Cove area of Panama City. He pleaded "no contest" to the charge about three weeks later and paid a $315 fine and adjudication was withheld according ton online court records.
Davidson is currently in the hospital receiving treatment for unspecified injuries. He's charged with an open count of murder in the death of Alisa Kinsaul in Kinsaul's Cove area home on Monday January 16th.