12-20-2011, 06:33 PM
I'm not 100% sure if this is the same Travis Jones on the Discovery Paper mentioned above but, he sure sounds like another bad stick to me!
Channel 13 News
Bond set for BP robbery suspect
Posted: Oct 04, 2011 6:16 AM EDT
Updated: Oct 11, 2011 6:18 AM EDT
The man suspected of robbing an area BP faced a judge this morning.
Travis Jones, 22, was arraigned on aggravated robbery charges.
Police say Jones tried to hold up the BP gas station at Monroe and Douglas, but took off when the clerk refused to give him the money.
According to investigators, Jones also tried to rob a 7-11 on Upton late Monday night.
A judge set Jones' bond at $165,000. He's currently behind bars at the Lucas County jail.
TMC-Clerk
10/04/2011 Affidavit Filed 10/04/2011 12:37. Warrant returned, service made. Defendant arrested and booked into Lucas County Corrections Center on 10/04/2011 12:30, Booking Number LCCC0775712. Scheduled for arraignment on 10/05/2011 09:00 in court room 3. Clerk entry
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10/05/2011 Defendant requests a public defender. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 Defendant found indigent by Court and public defender assigned. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 Defendant present with attorney DEFENDER, PUBLIC , #9999. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 At request of the Defendant, preliminary hearing set for 10/12/2011 09:00 in courtroom 3. Clerk to notify Officer/Complainant. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 Bond set at $75,000.00 at no percent. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 Praecipe filed 10/05/2011 12:01 by Prosecutor. Subpoena issued to VICTIM 10/05/2011 13:20.. Clerk entry
10/12/2011 Bond continued. JUDGE GORMAN
10/12/2011 At the request of prosecutor, case continued to 10/13/2011 09:00 in courtroom 3. JUDGE GORMAN
10/13/2011 Nolle prosequi entered / indictment. JUDGE GORMAN
11/05/2011 Disposition information for this charge has been electronically sent to BCI. Clerk entry
Since he's housed in with Sammy and Cameo maybe he found out a thing or two and thought he'd report it plus it would maybe mean a lesser sentence for himself IMO. If you notice his name was in full not initials!
Channel 13 News
Bond set for BP robbery suspect
Posted: Oct 04, 2011 6:16 AM EDT
Updated: Oct 11, 2011 6:18 AM EDT
The man suspected of robbing an area BP faced a judge this morning.
Travis Jones, 22, was arraigned on aggravated robbery charges.
Police say Jones tried to hold up the BP gas station at Monroe and Douglas, but took off when the clerk refused to give him the money.
According to investigators, Jones also tried to rob a 7-11 on Upton late Monday night.
A judge set Jones' bond at $165,000. He's currently behind bars at the Lucas County jail.
TMC-Clerk
10/04/2011 Affidavit Filed 10/04/2011 12:37. Warrant returned, service made. Defendant arrested and booked into Lucas County Corrections Center on 10/04/2011 12:30, Booking Number LCCC0775712. Scheduled for arraignment on 10/05/2011 09:00 in court room 3. Clerk entry
View Scanned Document
10/05/2011 Defendant requests a public defender. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 Defendant found indigent by Court and public defender assigned. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 Defendant present with attorney DEFENDER, PUBLIC , #9999. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 At request of the Defendant, preliminary hearing set for 10/12/2011 09:00 in courtroom 3. Clerk to notify Officer/Complainant. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 Bond set at $75,000.00 at no percent. JUDGE GOULDING
10/05/2011 Praecipe filed 10/05/2011 12:01 by Prosecutor. Subpoena issued to VICTIM 10/05/2011 13:20.. Clerk entry
10/12/2011 Bond continued. JUDGE GORMAN
10/12/2011 At the request of prosecutor, case continued to 10/13/2011 09:00 in courtroom 3. JUDGE GORMAN
10/13/2011 Nolle prosequi entered / indictment. JUDGE GORMAN
11/05/2011 Disposition information for this charge has been electronically sent to BCI. Clerk entry
Since he's housed in with Sammy and Cameo maybe he found out a thing or two and thought he'd report it plus it would maybe mean a lesser sentence for himself IMO. If you notice his name was in full not initials!
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