Woman pleads guilty in kidnapping, assault

WARREN -- A Youngstown woman has pleaded guilty to kidnapping and felonious assault for her role in the May 11, 2003, shooting of Tim Wylind of Lordstown.
Under the terms of the plea agreement, Chinique Davenport, 24, of Quinn Street, will not be convicted of a gun charge if she passes a polygraph test. The gun charge would add three years to her sentence.
Sentencing by Judge John Stuard of common pleas court will take place after a pre-sentence investigation.
Davenport, 24 and visibly pregnant, remains in the county jail. Her bail was set at $150,000.
She had also been charged with attempted murder.
Police investigators said Davenport and another woman, Alza Scott of Oak Street, Warren, were involved in a dispute with Wylind over drugs.
He was discovered wounded in a wooded area in Hubbard Township.
Scott has pleaded innocent to kidnapping, felonious assault and attempted murder. A pretrial hearing is scheduled in her case May 3 before Judge Peter Kontos.