On Friday, April 3, 2026, a man facing felony charges for violating parole had his release denied and bail increased to $75,000 due to his history of failing to appear in court and failing to report to his parole officer.
A man was arraigned in Yolo County Superior Court on a parole violation and two misdemeanor DUI charges and was ordered to remain in custody unless he can secure funds for a SCRAM alcohol-monitoring bracelet.
A judge in Yolo County Superior Court denied a motion for release for a man accused of violating parole, despite defense arguments that the alleged nonviolent conduct stemmed from substance use disorder and that he required treatment rather than continued incarceration.
Judge Clara M. Levers set an Admit/Deny hearing for Sept. 18 and kept bail at $35,000 for the accused, who was charged with violating parole for the second time after allegedly tampering with a GPS tracker.
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