Three more felonious charges have been brought against former Kent State football player Nate Holley.

Holley – who was charged with kidnapping in November and faces an assault charge added last month – was charged with third-degree intimidation, third-degree intimidation of a crime victim or witness and a fourth-degree charge of menacing by stalking on Monday.

All charges against Holley come from the incident involving the victim of the November kidnapping. The Kent Stater has chosen not to name the victim. 

Documents released by the Portage County Sheriff’s Office state that Holley allegedly “knowingly, and by unlawful threat of harm to any person or property, attempted to influence, intimidate, or hinder … the victim of a crime, in the filing or prosecution of criminal charges.”

A warrant for Holley’s arrest was put out on Feb. 3.

Holley appeared before Portage County Judge Laurie Pittman Monday morning, where he was given a $100,000 bond. Holley is now required to wear a GPS monitor and can have no contact with the victim.

Holley initially had to wear a GPS monitor after being arrested for kidnapping, but he was granted permission to take it off so he could train for the NFL combine in Minnesota. Holley also broke his non-contact order in the earlier trial.

The pre-trial for the three charges will be held on April 12, with a trial starting on April 18.

Holley’s trial for his alleged kidnapping starts Tuesday in Pittman’s courtroom.

Henry Palattella is the sports editor, contact him at [email protected].