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Judi Lynn

(160,540 posts)
Wed Jun 21, 2017, 02:43 AM Jun 2017

Texas prosecutors seek to revoke bond for 'affluenza' mother

Source: Reuters

Texas prosecutors seek to revoke bond for 'affluenza' mother
Reuters
2 hrs ago

Texas prosecutors are seeking to revoke the bond for the mother of the Texas "affluenza" youth, saying she violated bail terms ahead of her trial on charges of aiding her son escape to Mexico, according to court documents filed on Tuesday.

The motion filed in state court in Tarrant County accused Tonya Couch of violating her drug- and drink-free bond terms by consuming alcohol.

"The State of Texas respectfully prays that this honorable court revoke the defendant's bond and order the re-arrest of the defendant," the motion filed by the prosecutors says.

A lawyer for Couch was not immediately available for comment. Prosecutors for Tarrant County, which is home to Fort Worth, said they could not comment due to a gag order in place for the proceedings.

Read more: http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/texas-prosecutors-seek-to-revoke-bond-for-affluenza-mother/ar-BBCXY7C?li=BBnbfcL

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Texas prosecutors seek to revoke bond for 'affluenza' mother (Original Post) Judi Lynn Jun 2017 OP
The last that I read was that she was serving at a bar in Fort Worth. TexasTowelie Jun 2017 #1
Always good to hear that tom_kelly Jun 2017 #2
the whole family was hit with the stupid stick. nt Javaman Jun 2017 #3
"The State of Texas respectfully prays" IronLionZion Jun 2017 #4
That's normal language in this type of document. n/t tammywammy Jun 2017 #5
Texas is no normal state IronLionZion Jun 2017 #6
The use of the word "pray" is normal legal language. n/t tammywammy Jun 2017 #7

TexasTowelie

(112,202 posts)
1. The last that I read was that she was serving at a bar in Fort Worth.
Wed Jun 21, 2017, 02:51 AM
Jun 2017

Is it a surprise that she violated the terms of her bond by drinking considering that her son also has an alcohol problem?

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