A Yolo County judge ordered an accused individual released on supervised own recognizance, contingent upon bed availability at Walter’s House, while maintaining bail at $110,000. The ruling followed arguments from counsel regarding charges of felony assault with a deadly weapon and criminal threats, with both sides presenting contrasting assessments of the accused’s history and public safety implications.
Judge Clara Levers granted the defense request for a no-harassment order, allowing the accused to maintain remote contact with his family, but prohibiting him from approaching them physically, and imposed a criminal protective order under SOR.
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