The troubled son of an influential San Diego businessman was arrested last week for allegedly attempting to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from a local elementary school. Jack Henry Doshay, 22, appeared in court for the first time on Friday as he pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnapping, false imprisonment with violence and child cruelty. Noticeably absent from the court room were the suspect's parents, Karen and Glenn Doshay. Glenn Doshay is a minority owner of the San Diego Padres and a former investment manager who focuses on charitable causes with his wife. Scroll down for video . Caught: Jack Henry Doshay, 22 (left), was arrested last week after allegedly attempting to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from a Solana Beach, California elementary school. On the right, the police sketch of the suspect before Doshay was arrested . Frightening: Prosecutors are accusing Doshay, the son of a prominent local businessman, of attempting to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from Skyline elementary school on March 23 (seen above) Doshay's lawyer Paul Pfingst said he told his client's parents not to show up at the hearing since it would be short, and said they are likely to attend court on Thursday when their son has a bond hearing.  He is currently being held without bail at the Vista jail. 'The family is obviously very distressed,' Pfingst said after the arraignment, 'very distressed a young girl had that traumatic experience.' Doshay was arrested on Wednesday, nine days after he allegedly tried to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from Skyline Elementary School in Solana Beach. Officials say the incident happened around 3:30pm, just as classes were letting out for the day. Doshay allegedly grabbed the young girl, who has not been identified, as she was walking from class to after-school care and tried to cover her mouth with packing tape in an attempt to smother her screams. Parent's worst nightmare: Make Paeske is the father of the girl Doshay allegedly tried to kidnap. His daughter was freed when teachers and parents overheard her screaming for help . Censored: When he appeared in court on Friday, reporters were not allowed to take pictures or broadcast Doshay's image. His layer Paul Pfingst pictured on the right . Emotional issues: Doshay was allegedly arrested at a residential facility on Wednesday where he was seeking treatment for depression . But teachers and parents heard the girl's cries for help and found her struggling with Doshay, who in turn fled the scene in a newer model black Ford Flex SUV. Police say Doshay has no connection to the girl, but that his brother lives near the school. Doshay was arrested nine days after the incident, after police released a sketch with his description and got over 150 tips from the public. He was taken into custody at a residential facility where he was receiving treatment for depression. Pfingst said his client has sought inpatient and outpatient treatment for depression on other occasions in the past. At a press conference following Doshay's arrest, the father of the girl he attempted to kidnap spoke out about his family's relief and the daughter who is 'our inspiration' and 'hero'. 'This guy messed with the wrong girl and the wrong community,' father Mike Paeske said. 'San Diego County families can sleep a little better knowing that one less threat is out there on the streets.' When Doshay appeared in court on Friday, reporters were barred from taking his picture or broadcasting his image. If convicted, Doshay faces up to 11 years in prison.
Jack Henry Doshay, 22, was arrested at a residential facility Wednesday where he was receiving treatment for depression.
Authorities say he tried to kidnap a 7-year-old girl from a Solana Beach, California elementary school on March 23.
On Friday, Doshay pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnapping, false imprisonment with violence and child cruelty in his first court appearance.
He is the son of prominent San Diego businessman Glenn Doshay, who is a minority owner of the San Diego Padres baseball team.