State Attorney Files Motion to Revoke Marissa Alexander's Bond
State Attorney Files Motion to Revoke Marissa Alexander’s Bond
Florida State Attorney Angela Corey filed a motion late Monday evening to revoke the bond of Marissa Alexander.
According to local news, Alexander was ordered to remain on home detention as a condition of her release. However, the state attests that Alexander allegedly left her home numerous times to run errands.
Alexander was released on bond November 27, 2013. She is currently awaiting a new trial for firing a warning shot in the ceiling during an altercation with her ex-husband.
The motion will be reviewed on Friday, January 10, at 9 a.m.
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