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Name:
Bass, Kenney Wayne
Date of Booking:
07/31/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT – F
BATTERY – M
CRIMINAL DAMAGE TO PROPERTY – 2ND DEGREE – F
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Case History:
8/1/25
FIRST APPEARANCE
What this means: This was the defendant’s first time appearing before a judge after the arrest. The court reviewed the charges, advised the defendant of their rights, and addressed bond eligibility.
8/1/25
BOND ORDER – BOND DENIED
What this means: At the first appearance, the judge initially denied bond. This meant the defendant remained in custody until a future bond decision was made.
8/8/25
RECEIVED BOND
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 $3,500.
8/19/25
FELONY DOCKET HEARING
What this means: The case was called on the felony docket for court review on August 19, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. The matter was addressed by the court but was not finalized at that time.
11/4/25
BOND HEARING AT 9:00 AM
What this means: A formal bond hearing was held to reconsider the defendant’s bond status. The judge reviewed arguments before making a decision related to custody and case progression.
11/4/25
BOUND OVER TO SUPERIOR COURT
What this means: The court determined there was enough evidence to move the case forward. As a result, the case was transferred to Superior Court for further proceedings.