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These charges are for Johnson County. In Bartholomew County he has a compliance hearing on 7/20. That's re his public indecency charge. He got 90 days in jail with credit for 19 days served. If you search without his middle name you should come up with this County.
So looks like he has to make his way back to Indiana in 7 days, and then get back to Colorado in another 3 days after that....
Yes, you are correct, JoCo County INExcept if I remember correctly, Indiana agreed to drop probation if he moved to Colorado.
Except if I remember correctly, Indiana agreed to drop probation if he moved to Colorado.
Yes, you are correct, JoCo County IN
And here's what I put together for the El Paso County charges:
El Paso County, CO - Charged with 2 counts of felony menacing, possession of a weapon by a previous offender & trespassing re Monument area (8/23/17). Judge ordered him to serve 2 year suspended sentence, with 3 years supervised probation. One charge of menacing & charge of trespassing were dropped. Required to get mental health & substance abuse evaluation. If he breaks probation will automatically spend 2 years in prison. Plead guilty 1/5/18. Had hearing on 7/11/18 re these charges.
Is this correct? So the outcome of this is that he is compiling with probation stuff & is walking the streets of Colorado....
Now.... for Teller County - is just the kids & divorce. Right? LOL!
It depends what counts as breaking probation. If he declined to reveal he had warrants from another state and they come get him like they did, is that breaking probation?
Also, maybe he doesn't have to be at the compliance hearing in In as long as his PD attends and deals with it. He will have to report to probation office weekly and have the mental health check if he hasn't already.
If he is now walking the streets, perhaps there will be a media interview soon?
MOO
No, it’s not violation probation to not disclose prior warrants, as the individual can be totally unaware of the warrants.
Violating probation would be not coming to a scheduled meeting, committing a new crime, not disclosing a new crime to a PO, failing a drug test, etc.
Isn't FTA a new crime? He would know that he had absconded from 3 separate incidents.