Her lawyer, Anders Randrup, said despite several attempts to contact his client, he had not spoken with her before the hearing. Deputy State’s Attorney Paul Haskell said he’d spoken with Denton’s probation officer, Michelle Peeples, and was told she may be seeking treatment for a personal issue.
Randrup said he had no other details.
Haskell told the court he wanted it to know what he knew.
District Court Judge Gerald Purnell said the information, scant as it may have been, was sufficient to grant a delay until July 21.
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Hot. Crazy, but hot.
Hot? Yeah okay...maybe by slower lower standards. Doesn't look like she weighs a ton and has all her teeth. I can see how you may be impressed.
Yeah she's hot
Bet my A$$ would be located quick if I did not show up for court 3 times personal issue or not. 0
Judge should issue a bench warrant for her arrest, or does the court not want to get in the middle of having to pay for her treatment?
Must know some political or have money
Stolen 💰
Pegged at a 10 on the Hot/Crazy matrix
In the immortal words of Monty Python; "runaway, runaway"
She is my kind of girl. The crazier they are..,the better they are in the sack. I'll put up with the craziness for the wonderful trade off!!
I seriously doubt her resemblance is anything close to this picture. Anyone that consciously violates probation and fails to appear has to be preoccupied with some sort of addiction.
I seriously doubt her resemblance is anything close to this picture. Anyone that consciously violates probation and fails to appear has to be preoccupied with some sort of addiction.
Why is she not picked up and jailed like anyone else would have been? Why is she so special?
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