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Court returns David Oliver to probation after positive drug test; orders weekly support meetings and testing
Summary
David Oliver, serving probation for a DUI, tested positive for cocaine. The court accepted a stipulated agreement: credit for time served, return to probation, weekly support meetings, drug testing at each report and completion of special conditions set by probation. Report date was set for next Monday at 10 a.m.
David Oliver appeared before Judge Tammy Long Hayward Oct. 28, 2025, on a probation matter arising from a DUI conviction. The court record shows Oliver tested positive for cocaine; counsel stipulated to a negotiated resolution.
The court accepted the stipulation and ordered credit for time served, return to probation, weekly community-support meetings, and drug testing at each probation report. The judge emphasized the health risks of stimulant use and urged Oliver to complete a substance-abuse evaluation and any recommended treatment. Probation set a report date for the next Monday at 10 a.m.
Defense counsel asked the court to accept the probation offices recommendation; the court accepted the agreement while stressing the importance of treatment and community support to reduce the risk of reoffending.
