He was previously indicted on two counts of felonious assault in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court. Both charges were second-degree felonies.
Harding-Eldridge is scheduled to be sentenced on Feb. 10.
On Sept. 29, he reportedly stabbed a co-worker during an argument at 6076 Chambersburg Road.
“Harding-Eldridge pulled out a knife from his back pants pocket and charged at (the co-worker), stabbing (him) one time in his abdomen area,” read Montgomery County Municipal Court Eastern Division documents.
Harding-Eldridge then fled the scene.
The co-worker was alert and talking to officers, Huber Heights police Sgt. Josh Fosnight said. He was transported to Miami Valley Hospital and needed immediate surgery, according to municipal court records.
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