A Yolo County Superior Court judge ordered a transient man facing multiple misdemeanor cases and a felony vandalism charge to remain in custody due to his repeated failures to appear in court, with bail set at $10,000 for the felony charge and $1,000 for the misdemeanor charges.
The accused in a felony vandalism case was remanded into custody after failing to appear in court, despite defense arguments that transportation problems and language barriers contributed to the delay.
A man with schizophrenia was remanded to custody and set bail at $10,000 after being denied reentry into a mental health facility and charged with felony vandalism, despite arguments from the defense and probation officer that he should receive mental health treatment.
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