In a court hearing held on June 24, 2024, the absence of the defendant, Mr. Bonk, prompted the judge to issue a bond forfeiture, leaving him without bond until further notice. The court noted that if Mr. Bonk appears later, the situation may be reconsidered. The hearing, which began at 9:00 a.m., was delayed until 11:00 a.m. due to the defendant's non-appearance.

The session also addressed the case of Sandy Garcia, who is scheduled for a jury trial on September 3. The court confirmed that the trial is set to last approximately two days, with a new date for the jury trial established for October 1. The judge emphasized that the plea deadline had expired, and any plea bargain agreements would not be considered unless there was good cause.

Additionally, the court discussed procedural matters, including the need for acknowledgment of discovery documentation, which was reportedly missing from the case file. The judge instructed both parties to ensure that all necessary documents are properly submitted before the next court date.

In a separate matter, a defendant was questioned about their tardiness to court. The judge reiterated the importance of punctuality, warning that continued lateness could result in a warrant for arrest. The defendant explained their delay was due to financial constraints in hiring an attorney, highlighting ongoing challenges faced by individuals navigating the legal system.

The court is set to reconvene later in the day to address additional cases, with a focus on ensuring all parties are present and prepared for their respective hearings.