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U.S. v. BOHANON

No. 4:13CR00329-08 BSM.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. BRENT BOHANON

United States District Court, E.D. Arkansas, Western Division.

June 11, 2014.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Rafael McDaniel, Defendant, represented by Christophe A. Tarver , Federal Public Defenders Office.

Wendell Glenn, Defendant, represented by James Winfield Wyatt , Montgomery, Adams & Wyatt, PLC.

David Green, Defendant, represented by Richard E. Holiman , Holiman Law Firm.

Delvin Green, Defendant, represented by Jason Daniel Files .

Osiel Lopez-Acuna, Defendant, represented by Jeffrey M. Rosenzweig .

Demetrius Barrett, Defendant, represented by Garry J. Corrothers .

Brandon Bohanon, Defendant, represented by Michael Warren Spades, Jr. .

Brent Bohanon, Defendant, represented by Lea Ellen Fowler , Law Office of Lea Ellen Fowler.

Willie Brown, aka Dirty Red, Defendant, represented by Patrick L. Spivey , Fuqua Campbell PA.

Willie Cooper, aka King, Defendant, represented by Arkie Byrd , Mays, Byrd & Associates, P.A..

David Edwards, aka Lil Dave, Defendant, represented by Erin Cassinelli , Lassiter & Cassinelli.

Courtney Hamilton, Defendant, represented by Patrick J. Benca , Benca & Benca.

John Hayes, Defendant, represented by Richard L. Mays, Jr. , Mays, Byrd & Associates, P.A..

Michael McDonald, aka Big Mike, Defendant, represented by Sara F. Merritt , Sherwood & Merritt PLLC.

Deloricko Prewitt, aka Rico, Defendant, represented by Omar F. Greene, II .

Detarious Robinson, aka Mae Mae, Defendant, represented by Charles Daniel Hancock , Hancock Law Firm.

Jessie Robinson, aka Lil Jessie, Defendant, represented by Lott Rolfe, IV , The Rolfe Law Firm, P.A..

Ronnie Sanes, Defendant, represented by Leslie Borgognoni .

USA, Plaintiff, represented by Julie E. Peters , U. S. Attorney's Office & Cameron Charles McCree , U. S. Attorney's Office.

ORDER

J. THOMAS RAY, Magistrate Judge.

At the June 11, 2014 Revocation Hearing, the Government agreed to withdraw its Motion to Revoke (doc. 186) if Defendant would undergo inpatient drug treatment, for alcohol dependency, followed by chem-free living.

The Court's December 23, 2013 Order Setting Conditions of Release (doc. 161) is MODIFIED to require Defendant to undergo inpatient drug treatment, to be followed...

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