Injustice in Bail Bond: The Struggles of an Innocent Man

💔The accused has been in jail for 42 days unable to afford the $600,000 bond amount set for two charges.

💉Due to inadequate medical care, the accused's health conditions, including diabetes and high blood pressure, have worsened.

🏠The accused has two options for residence upon release: his own house or a relative's home in San Antonio.

💸The accused has no assets to sell and is unable to gather the bond amount. His bank account is negative, and the pawned items are worth around $300.

💍The accused's wife and child are sick, and his wife testified regarding their financial difficulties and the mortgage payments.

Has the accused attempted to flee or made plans to leave San Antonio?

—No, the accused has no plans to leave San Antonio and has strong family ties in the city.

Did the accused comply with probation and supervised release in the past?

—Yes, the accused successfully completed previous probations and did not violate any terms.

Has the accused received proper medical care in jail?

—No, the accused has experienced fluctuations in medication dosage and timing, leading to worsened health conditions.

Does the accused have a job?

—Yes, the accused works in HVAC contracting and intends to return to work if released.

Does the accused own any assets that can be sold for the bond amount?

—No, the accused has no valuable assets and no access to sell the pawned items worth around $300.

00:39The accused has been in jail for 42 days unable to afford the $600,000 bond amount set for two charges.

10:40The accused has no valuable assets and no access to sell the pawned items worth around $300.

13:26The accused's wife and child are sick, and his wife testified regarding their financial difficulties and the mortgage payments.

16:25The accused pleads for lower bonds to reunite with his sick wife and child and promises to comply with all conditions.