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JUDGE RESETS COE'S BOND
(OCTOBER 3, 2009)
A new bail has been set for a man who is one of two people charged in the abuse death of 4-year-old Emma Thompson.
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State District Judge Mary Lou Keel set bail Friday for Lucas Coe at $300,000.
Last month, Keel set bail for Coe at $100,000/ But she revoked the bail a few days later after Coe failed to take a court-ordered urine test.
Coe, who had claimed a medical condition kept him from providing the sample, eventually complied, and on Friday, his bail was reset to $300,000, an amount his attorney says will be tough to meet.
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http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/local&id=7045565
Girl's accused killer back in custody
Friday, October 02, 2009 | 4:35 PM
HOUSTON (KTRK) -- A Spring man accused of beating to death his girlfriend's daughter is back in custody, and his bond has been tripled.
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Last month Coe was given a $100,000 bond but that was revoked after he failed to give a urine sample for drug testing. But Coe's attorney claims Coe is on a drug that prevents him from urinating. The judge called it a 'willful violation of the court's order,' and gave him a new bond of $300,000.
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http://www.hcnonline.com/articles/2009/10/05/woodlands_villager/news/wv-n_coe_cc_1004.txt
Coes bond reset at $300k
From staff reports
Updated: 10.05.09
Bond for the Magnolia man accused in the beating death of a 4-year-old child was reset to $300,000 Friday by a Harris County district court judge.
Lucas Coe, 27, was released from the Harris County Jail last month after his bond of $100,000 was posted. But Coe was ordered back to jail a couple of days later after he failed to take a urine test ordered by 232nd District Court Judge Mary Lou Keel.
Coes attorney, Bert Steinmann, of The Woodlands, previously said a combination of prescription medication affected his clients ability to take a test. Coe later provided a sample for a private investigation firm, and Keel reset his bond at $300,000.
A Harris County Sheriffs Office deputy said Coe was in jail as of Saturday afternoon. Steinmann was unavailable for comment.
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http://www.brenhambanner.com/articles/2009/10/05/news/news02.txt
Judge sets Coes bond at $300,000
Published: Monday, October 5, 2009 1:35 PM CDT
A man charged in the death of a 4-year-old girl remained in Harris County jail today under $300,000 bond set last week by a district judge.
Lucas Coe will likely be unable to post that amount, said his attorney, Bert Steinmann.
Coe and co-defendant Abigail Young were charged with felony injury of a child in the death of Youngs 4-year-old daughter, Emma Thompson.
Thompson died June 27. Authorities said the child had more than 80 bruises and a fractured skull, signs of being sexually abused and genital herpes.
Coe and Young, who had been dating, were arrested Aug. 14.
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