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Probation revocation recommended for repeat DUI probationer; judge orders seven days with credit
Summary
Dequan Veil Bridges stipulated to a probation violation; probation recommended revoking the remaining seven days (credit for time served since July 22) and closing the case; the judge accepted the recommendation.
Dequan Veil Bridges appeared on a probation matter (2022CR00630) after testing positive for THC and failing to pay fines; the probation office recommended revoking the balance of seven days and granting credit for time served since July 22, then closing the case. Defense counsel stipulated to the violation and asked the court to accept probation’s recommendation.
The judge accepted probation’s recommendation, ordering the defendant to serve seven days with credit since July 22 and closing the case. In admonishing Bridges, the judge warned him that continued violations would return him to jail: “You're putting yourself back in the Clayton County Jail,” the judge said, and urged counseling to address the underlying issues that led to repeated violations.
