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Name:
Sellars, Bradley Joseph
Date of Booking:
06/22/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
Speeding – M
DUI – DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL – M
WILLFUL OBSTRUCTION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS – M
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Case History:
8/7/25
BOND ORDER
What this means: A bond order sets the amount or conditions for release from jail. A cash bond is paid with money, and a property bond uses property instead. Both ensure the person returns to court. In this case, the judge signed a bond order setting the bond at $5,700.
8/7/25
TRAFFIC CITATIONS
What this means: Three traffic citations were filed with the court: DUI alcohol/less safe, speeding, and obstruction or hindering of a law enforcement officer. These citations formally document the alleged traffic and related offenses and begin the court’s review and legal process for each charge.
8/12/25
ENTRY OF APPEARANCE (DEFENSE – AMIT M. NAVARE)
What this means: An entry of appearance is a formal document filed with the court to notify that an attorney is representing a party in a case. In this case, the entry of appearance shows that Amit M. Navare is the defense attorney and will be representing the defendant in all court proceedings.
9/10/25
SUBPOENA – ISSUED
What this means: A subpoena was issued as a notice of hearing, requiring the involved parties to appear in court. The hearing is scheduled for October 1, 2025, at 8:45 a.m. in the Recorder’s Court of Chatham County.
10/15/25
CASE DISPOSED
What this means: The case has been disposed and is now completed, with the speeding and obstruction charges dismissed by nolle prosequi, and the DUI alcohol charge reduced to reckless driving with a guilty plea. The defendant was sentenced to 12 months of probation, a $1,304 fine, $45 per month probation fee, and a $4 photo fee paid to Southeast Corrections. Additional requirements include 40 hours of community service, completion of a Risk Reduction Program, and a drug and alcohol evaluation.