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Court agrees to terminate Ryan Riddle’s probation and convert obligation to civil debt
Summary
The court agreed to terminate Ryan Lee Riddle’s probation for a 2020 misdemeanor case and convert the remaining probation-related payments into a civil debt; the transcript indicates he is in custody and will be released following the order.
The court agreed to terminate probation for Ryan Lee Riddle in a 2020 misdemeanor case and convert the remaining probation-related payment obligation into a civil debt, the judge said at the hearing.
The prosecutor and judge discussed the case on the record and said that, because the case dated from 2020 and was a misdemeanor, the parties had agreed to end probation supervision and convert outstanding payments to a civil debt. The judge asked whether that meant release; the prosecutor answered in the affirmative and the court instructed that an order would be entered and Riddle would not need to be brought to court for the matter.
The transcript indicates the matter was reset for Aug. 26 for docket purposes, and the court directed the clerk to enter an order terminating probation. The record does not include the dollar amount of the civil debt or any instructions about collection procedures.
