Rameon Stewart went back to jail this morning after a Jackson Municipal Court Judge revoked his house arrest and placed him under a pair of $200,000 bonds. Judge Taurean Buchanan released the 16 year old suspect on his own recognize and placed him under house arrest after JPD arrested him for armed robbery and aggravated assault. However, Hinds County Attorney Gerald Mumford asked the court to reconsider and revoke the conditions of Stewart's release.
A 49 year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint in Belhaven in September. She was forced to go to the hospital after the suspect allegedly assaulted her as well. Judge Buchanan issued a $200,000 bond for each charge.
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Thank you, KF, for shining the light of day on the idiocracy that is the Hinds County court system.
It was all just a simple misunderstanding. I'll explain.
The yut did not know he could not "hit a lick or two" while out under O.R. status, he just knew he had to go back to court on his assigned date.
For the record, he was never released from jail.
Mumford's good job of reading the tea leaves here - realizing that stepping in and doing a job that needed to be done would look good when he runs for a step up for DA.
And, he may be right. Things like this certainly make me have to consider him.
Who's keeping records?
These guys aren't the quickest wits. It takes a couple of days to firmly grasp the concept that your reputation could be in the hands of this idiot perpetrator while he's out on his own recog.
Mumford was a great football player for Southern Miss.
and Jimmie for the rip.
Good for Gerald, I always have liked him… Im thrilled he refuses to put up with such crap from these T. Green trained clowns. Not only will I vote for him next time I will also support him and give him money. Thanks Gerald.
Here’s another guy that thinks the world of Gerald. Good guy, good lawyer. Don’t live there, but would strongly support him.
And yes, he was an undersized, terrific defensive linemen on some of the best USM teams ever.
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