Bond

hearings were postponed Friday for two suspects

in a Fayetteville home invasion case since

neither had lawyers representing them in court.

One

of the suspects, Gerald Antonio Raysor, 29, told

Superior Court Judge Ben J. Miller that he has

hired an attorney. But Raysor claimed he was only

notified of the bond hearing the previous evening

after 10 p.m. when access to phones is cut off to

inmates at the jail.

The

other suspect, Thale Antaneal Brownlee, 25, also

said he didn't know about the hearing until the

night before. He indicated that his family was

going to hire a lawyer to represent him, but they

had not done so yet.

Raysor's

attorney was contacted, but he could not show up

in court later in the afternoon. Judge Miller

said the pair's bond hearings will be Friday,

July 21.

The

two are accused of forcing Thaddius White into

his home March 8 and tying him up. A small amount

of cash was taken before White's attackers left

the scene, police said.

Neither

White nor his two children were hurt seriously

during the incident.

Brownlee

and Raysor were arrested for armed robbery and

burglary several weeks ago when police found them

at Raysor's Atlanta residence. Brownlee also was

charged with possession of a firearm during the

commission of a crime.

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