In a recent court session, several defendants faced a range of charges, with bail amounts set for each individual based on the severity of their alleged offenses.

One defendant, facing a class A misdemeanor for failure to identify and a stage I felony for theft, was informed of a total bail amount of $10,500. The individual expressed an inability to afford an attorney and inquired about potential additional detainers, revealing two more class B misdemeanor charges related to attempted vehicle burglary.

Another case involved Gina Arnold, charged with assault stemming from a June incident. Her bail was set at $7,500, and she too indicated financial constraints regarding legal representation. Arnold was also notified of a separate warrant for a sound permit violation, a class C misdemeanor, which carries a fine of up to $500.

Joe Montenegro Reyna faced more serious allegations, including attempted sexual assault, classified as a third-degree felony, with a bail set at $24,000. Additionally, he was charged with possession of a controlled substance, bringing his total bail to $25,000. Like the others, he stated he could not afford an attorney.

The court proceedings highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by defendants in securing legal representation while navigating multiple charges and associated bail amounts.