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Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2025-06-06
Type Criminal Miscellaneous
Docket 19 entries
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Hon. BANDY, DAVID R

Kay County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. CH:BANDY KKC CAUSE COMES ON FOR PAYMENT REVIEW. DEFENDANT APPEARS NOT. COURT ORDERS BENCH WARRANT ISSUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $2500.00.
  2. BENCH WARRANT ISSUED TO KSO FOR FAILURE TO APPEAR
  3. WITH BOND ENDORSED AT $2500.00
  4. CM:WILKIE KLG CAUSE COMES ON FOR PROBABLE CAUSE AND FAILURE TO APPEAR IN MI-25-6. COURT FINDS PROBABLE CAUSE AND SETS MATTER FOR INITIAL APPEARANCE ON JUNE 20, 2025 AT 9:00 A.M. COURT SETS PROBABLE CAUSE BOND IN THE AMOUNT OF $1500 AND ORDERS NO ALCOHOL. FURTHER, IN MI-25-6, COURT SETS MATTER FOR REVIEW ON JUNE 19, 2025 AT 1:30 P.M. BOND REMAINS AS PREVIOUSLY SET. SEE COURT MINUTE.
  5. PROBABLE CAUSE AND/OR INITIAL APPEARANCE MINUTE/ORDER
  6. (COPY TO DEPUTY FOR DEFT IN KSO)
  7. PROBABLE CAUSE MINUTE
  8. APPEARANCE BOND (TONYA BENNETT)
  9. BONDSMAN'S NAME:FRANK BARTLETT/PROFESSIONAL
  10. POWER NUMBER: 3559 AMOUNT:$2500.00
  11. COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  12. DISTRICT COURT REVOLVING FUND
  13. RETURN OF ORIGINAL BENCH WARRANT - JAILED
  14. CH:BANDY KKC CAUSE COMES ON FOR PAYMENT REVIEW. JUVENILE APPEARS NOT. COURT ORDERS BENCH WARRANT TO ISSUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $10,000.00.
  15. BENCH WARRANT ISSUED TO KSO FOR FAILURE TO APPEAR
  16. WITH BOND ENDORSED AT $10,000.00
  17. ORDER AND JUDGEMENT OF FORFEITURE BONDSMAN
  18. (CERTIFIED COPY CERTIFIED MAIL TO TONYA BENNETT) 9214 8969 0099 9790 1217 1238 00
  19. (CERTIFIED COPY CERTIFIED MAIL TO FRANK BARTLETT) 9214 8969 0099 9790 1217 1237 94

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