Second person accused of luring, robbing man pleads guilty

As part of a plea agreement, charges of kidnapping and obstructing official business were dismissed. She faces up to 16½ years in prison when she is sentenced July 3, according to plea documents.

Foster-Jones was charged alongside Darrius L. Woods, 24, also of Dayton, who pleaded guilty May 31 to aggravated robbery. He also faces up to 16½ years in prison when he is sentenced June 12.

A man told police that Woods and Foster-Jones lured him to a house around 10 p.m. Feb. 11 in the 4600 block of Midway Avenue, where the man said that Woods had a handgun and both robbed him of money and other personal property, according to an affidavit.

After that, the man said that Woods and Foster-Jones threatened him and forced him to get into his vehicle, drive to ATMs and try to withdraw money before finally making him get out of the vehicle and stealing it, the affidavit said.

Woods remains in the Montgomery County Jail but Foster-Jones is free awaiting sentencing.