In a recent court session, a defendant was indicted for reckless manslaughter, a charge that carries the same punishment range as intoxication manslaughter. The court discussed the implications of this indictment in relation to the defendant's probation status and the potential for a motion to revoke.

The prosecution proposed a plea agreement for the reckless manslaughter charge, following consultations with both the defendant's attorney and the family of the police involved. They requested that the court consider revoking the defendant's bond and placing him in custody pending a pre-sentence investigation (PSI) to evaluate the circumstances surrounding the case.

The judge expressed concerns regarding the defendant's treatment needs and indicated that any continuation of probation would require some form of treatment, such as Intensive Supervision Facility (ISF) or SAFE programs. The judge emphasized the importance of addressing these treatment needs before allowing the defendant to remain out of custody, particularly in light of the ongoing legal proceedings.

The court is set to deliberate further on the motions and the proposed plea agreement, with the prosecution prepared to argue their case. The discussions highlight the complexities of managing probation violations and the necessity of ensuring appropriate treatment for defendants facing serious charges.