>> RELATED: Wrong-way driver in deadly I-675 crash in Beavercreek indicted
Judge Michael Buckwalter set bond at $50,000, and set conditions upon Myer’s release, that he wear an ankle monitoring device and that he turn in his driver’s license.
Myer’s charges come after the investigation by Beavercreek police into the June 21 collision on I-675 that killed 23-year-old Paige Patrick.
Traffic camera footage shows and police said that Myer entered the northbound highway going the wrong way from the Ohio 844 exit. Police said early in the investigation that alcohol was a suspected factor in the crash.
A closed door hearing with the attorneys involved in the case took place in the judges chambers last week, two days after news of the grand jury’s indictment was released.
Myer, of Centerville, is a civil employee who works in the financial systems office at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, according to base officials and his social media profiles.
Myer is being represented by attorneys Charles Rowland and Mark Babb. Rowland said after the hearing he was not prepared to comment at this time on the case.
Myer used a walker to enter and exit the courtroom but was able to stand up from his chair without assistance as a Greene County deputy escorted him out of the courtroom.
Family members of Patrick, a 2013 Vandalia Butler High School graduate, sat quietly in attendance of the hearing. They declined to comment for this story.
A pre-trial hearing in the case is set for Oct. 25.