Two suspects accused of aiding in a jail escape now sit in jail themselves скачать в хорошем качестве

Two suspects accused of aiding in a jail escape now sit in jail themselves

Two people now sit in jail, accused of helping four people escape the Bibb County Law Enforcement Center last Monday. Mykia Williams and Jakaylen Williams both faced a Bibb County Magistrate Court judge Tuesday, charged with aiding the escape. Jakaylen Williams had another charge relating to the car investigators found Friday in an east Macon Kroger parking lot. "This court will not be granting you a bond today. It will be bound over to superior court. Do you need to have a commitment hearing?" Judge Valencia Jones asked. "Yes, ma'am," Mykia Williams said. That message also went to Jakaylen Williams Tuesday as Judge Jones denied both bond. Both requested a commitment hearing too. "At that hearing, you, the officer and an attorney is present. The officer presents his or her case, giving more detailed information about the charges that have been placed against you," Jones said. The arresting officer must also prove they had probable cause to make the arrest. In this case, they'd have to prove how both helped four inmates escape the jail nine days ago. The Bibb County Sheriff's Office isn't saying much about why they believe the two did it. Their warrants aren't much help either. Jakaylen Williams' other charge provides more clues. "One count of possession, I'm sorry. Theft by receiving stolen property which was a vehicle. Do we understand?" Jones asked. "Yeah," Jakaylen Williams said.