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As Casselthief said, there's more to the facts than are contained in this story. However, I believe the judge dropped the ball on this one. If the G.J. wouldn't even return an information (misdemeanor), then the evidence must have been very thin, if not non-existant. I believe the judge should have released him on a PR bond, or with a very low bail. However, I didn't hear what the judge heard, but the GJ's lack of action on a misdemeanor reveals a lot.

Chas.