CINCINNATI (FOX19) - A one-time professional wrestler who was scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday on 14 counts of felonious assault will now be sentenced later in the month.

Sentencing for Andre Davis, 29, was originally set for Dec. 21, but continued until Jan. 3. However, it was continued again on Tuesday and rescheduled for Jan. 23 at 9 a.m.

A Hamilton County jury found Davis, 29, guilty on 14 out of 15 counts of felonious assault last month. He was accused of having sex with 12 women while knowing he was HIV positive, and not telling them, which is felonious assault under Ohio law.  Davis was found not guilty on one count.

During the trial, several women who had claimed to have had sex with Davis took the stand to testify about their relationship. Each woman denied ever being told by Davis that he had tested positive for HIV prior to engaging in a sex act.

MIDDLETOWN, OH (FOX19) - One of the suspects on Butler County's 'Top 10 Most Wanted' list has been arrested.

Reedis McCoy III, 31, was arrested Wednesday morning on Church Avenue in Middletown, where he had been staying.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office says McCoy had previously been arrested and charged for a 2009 burglary in Middletown.  After not abiding by a judge's orders in disposition of that case, a warrant for his arrest was issued back in October of 2010.  McCoy had been on the run since then, leading to his placement on the "Top Ten Most Wanted" list.

Sheriff's Deputies had recently developed information leading them to believe he was staying in Middletown.  The home on Church Avenue was placed under surveillance, and McCoy was observed outside the residence Wednesday morning. 

HAMILTON, OH (FOX19) - Many people are taking time off between now and New Year's, but the Hamilton Post of the Ohio State Patrol says their people will be keeping busy.

Here's a release from the post:

The Hamilton Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol will be out in full force this holiday season removing dangerous and impaired drivers in an effort to reach historic lows in the number of people killed on Ohio’s roadways in 2011. Last year fatalities increased to 1,080 over a record low of 1,022 in 2009.

With the upcoming holidays, the Patrol is asking motorists to help Ohio achieve a record year by not driving impaired, buckling-up and keeping their focus on the road. During last year’s holiday reporting period of Midnight on Thursday, Dec. 23 through 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Dec.