The Cheyenne man arrested on 5 mandates then served with another 2

A 37 -year -old Cheyenne man is facing a lot of accusations after being picked up on five term and then served with two more.

According to a booking sheet, Kelly James was arrested near the 900 block of West College Drive, at 17:29, Monday, February 24, on three mandates in Laramie and two of Colorado, as well as three charges, including the possession of Fentanil and Metamfetamine and interference with a peace officer – without accident.

5 mandates

Two of the mandates in Laramie County were for the violation of the crime protection order and were signed by Court Circuit Judges Sean C. Chambers and Antoinette Williams on 11 and February 18 respectively.

The third was for the failure to appear and was signed by The District Court Judge Robin S. Cooley on February 20.

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The mandates in Colorado were for the contempt of the court – non -compliance and contempt of the court – fraud, both offenses.

Person arrested after trying to run

Arrest Sheriff of Laramie County The deputy says that the person tried to escape from law enforcement, but was located, arrested and taken to the detention center in Laramie county.

The prosecution of the crime

The next morning, February 25, while being seen in the Court circuit in his crime warrants, the person was communicated with another mandate signed by Williams for prosecuting the crime – violation of the protection order and the destruction of the crime.

Its total obligation was set at $ 9,500 in cash – $ 1,000 in cash in each of its crime cases and $ 7,500 in its crime – and preliminary notice and hearing were scheduled for Wednesday, March 5, at 14:00

Revoking bonds

Then, on Wednesday, February 26, while he was seen in the Court circuit, under the charges of offenses he was arrested, the person was communicated with another mandate signed by Chambers for revoking the connection, with the initial accusations being the internal battery, the criminal theft and the interference with an emergency call.

His total obligation was set at $ 3,500 in cash – $ 2,500 in money in his drug detention and $ 1,000 in his case of revocation of bonds.

Person that is retained on $ 13 million bail

All five bonds are consecutive with each other, which means that the person will have to post $ 13,000 in cash to get out of prison.

Please remember that all suspects are supposed to be innocent until they are proven to be guilty in a court.