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I looked to see if they have been sentenced, but instead found this about the fence of the group: "Adrian Rocha Chairez is charged with 31 felony counts includ
by 0cVlTeIATBs 5y ago
I looked to see if they have been sentenced, but instead found this about the fence of the group:
"Adrian Rocha Chairez is charged with 31 felony counts including racketeering. Police say he headed up an organized crime ring responsible for more than a million dollars in damaged property and stolen cars and bikes. He was indicted in Denver, where a judge set bond at $500,000.
A Boulder judge knocked it down to $10,000. He walked out even after prosecutors noted he had weapons and ties to Mexico."
[0] https://denver.cbslocal.com/2021/12/08/boulder-pr-bonds-murray-district-attorney/ https://denver.cbslocal.com/2021/12/08/boulder-pr-bonds-murr...
- denton-scratch 5y ago> and ties to Mexico That sounds like enough reason on its own to lock the dude up, right? Would the bond reduction be OK if the guy had ties to (say) Scotland?
- eloff 5y agoThe difference is it's easy to skip bond and run off to Mexico, and hard to get them back from there afterwards. Not the same at all with Scotland.
- denton-scratch 5y agoOIC. I thought someone on bail couldn't cross the border.
- eloff 5y agoUnfortunately the Mexican border is somewhat porous.
- starwind 5y agoHoo boy, this one's good (from the same article): "Police suspect Savuth and Yulisa Yin in the death and cover-up of a Longmont real estate broker. They’re charged with stealing $3 million in property from him. They were let out on $500 cash bonds each, even after prosecutors presented evidence that they planned to leave the country." That's Boulder for you
- rdtwo 5y agoProgressive Justice at it’s best