No bidders for former Bradley property
There were no bidders at a sheriff’s auction for the site of the former BayBees pediatrics office run by Dr. Earl Bradley, who faces trial next month on charges he molested more than 100 children.
The property along Route 1 reverts to bank ownership, but may still be sold for a profit. The boarded-up property went to sheriff’s sale Tuesday in Georgetown, but no buyers emerged. Bradley, who was arrested in late 2009, is scheduled to go on trial June 1st. Last week he appeared in court to waive his right to a jury trial. The case will be heard by a judge.
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