Yet another violent criminal free on bond for murder is arrested to allegedly committing another murder while free on bond.
And get this, the suspect in this case was free on bond for murder when he was arrested and charged with felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Despite this occurring while he was free on bond for murder, Democrat judge Josh Hill granted the suspect another bond. While free on two bond, police say he shot a friend.
“Treveon Tatum, 20, was charged with murder in 2019 and made his $50,000 bond. He was accused of shooting and killing Ondreus Patterson, 18, outside of a home on Cypress Bay Drive.
Now, he has been arrested and charged for the alleged murder of 20-year-old John Kelly, according to court documents...
The shooting happened just after 1 a.m. on Feb. 8 in the 800 block of Dunson Glen.
Two others were injured that day after a barrage of bullets were fired into a crowd in what deputies described to be a party or gathering at an apartment parking lot...
After Tatum posted bond in 2019, he was charged with felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for an incident in April of 2020.
Judge Josh Hill set bond at $150,000 and Tatum stayed behind bars until he was able to post bond a year later.
Prosecutors tried to revoke his bond on the murder charge, but after Tatum made bond a second time, he stayed out of a jail.
Records show he violated his bond several other times for issues with curfew and his GPS monitoring system.”
Crystal Johnson, the mother of Tautum’s first murder victim Ondreus Patterson, tells ABC13 “You have had two charges, multiple violations. You don't come to court, you have an ankle monitor on and that doesn't work. You can do whatever you want and there's no consequences."
Tatum is now behind bars, and his bond has been denied for now. Don’t be surprise if one of these Democrat judges decides to grant him bond.