Commonwealth of Virginia v. Austin Curtis Peterson - JA010478-02-00 Assault and Battery on Family Member & GC24002688-00 DRUGS: POSSESS SCH I OR II

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Arrest date July 2, 2024
Virginia case number JA010478-02-00 Assault and Battery on Family Member
Virginia case number GC24002688-00 DRUGS: POSSESS SCH I OR II

On July 2, 2024 Austin Curtis Peters aka BossmanJack(thread) was taken into custody at 5:20pm Eastern by Louisa County Sherrif's department and is currently in custody awaiting trial in Virginia Central Regional Jail
Booking information via VINE

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Charges brought by the Commonwealth:
Louisa County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
1 count Assault and Battery of a Family Member. Class 1 Criminal Misdemeanor.
Status: Pending Appointing of Attorney on July 8, 2024
Currently held without bail/bond
Special: Protective Order issued for victims w/no abusive or violent contact.
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Misdemeanor Warrant
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Reverse of Warrant where Virginia marks conditions
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Louisa General District Court
1 count Drugs Possession Schedule 1 or Schedule 2 Class 5 Felony
Status: Pending initiail hearing 7/11 @830am
Currently held without bail/bond
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The Felony Warrant
(Thanks @useful mistake)
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Austin's side of the story:

Through multiple live streams after being released Austin has told us pieces of the story, which may be found in clips throughout his thread. He states that his dad did something to irritate him and he "just slapped him". Austin then had his mother drive him to a "Friend's house" (which he lived streamed some of the ride and at his friends house). The "Friend" was actually his crack dealer. Him and his mother returned to the house to find the deputy waiting. When they searched him upon being detained they then found the crack cocaine.

Probation status from prior felonies pending
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July 9, 2024 Initial Hearing for JA010478-02-00 Assault and Battery on Family Member

On July 9, 2024 Austin's parents hired him a lawyer, Bryan Jones (bjoneslegal.com) who requested initial continuance.

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On July 12, 2024 Attorney Jones was able to secure Austin a plea deal into Virginia's Deferred Disposition program for first time domestic violence offenders. Under this program Austin will be on Bond for two years on what is essentially probation. Upon successful completion of the term the charges will be removed from his record.
  • 18.2-57.3 of the Virginia Penal Code gives judges the option to defer family abuse proceedings and instead of a finding of guilt, the judge can give the offender probation and send the person to a first offender program.
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Austin was granted Bond status on this charge in the Juvenile and Domestic Relations court.

July 11, 2024 Initial Hearing for GC24002688-00 DRUGS: POSSESS SCH I OR II

On July 11, 2024, Attorney Jones was able to secure a bond for Austin, reported to be set at $2500 by several a-log callers to the Central Virginia Region jail, and later by himself in his return livestream.

His next court date was set for October 17, 2024

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Austin was bonded out by his father the following day. Austin was freed after 9 days in jail.

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September 17, 2024 Issuance of CAPIAS - ATTACHMENT OF THE BODY- Warrant for Violation of Bond Condition GC24002688-01

On September 17, 2024 Louisa General District Court issued a bench warrant for Austin with the charge of Violation Bond Conditions.

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Austin was actually notified of the existence of this warrant during a live stream by his chat/discord to where over several live streams he disclosed that he had been failing his drug tests (4 was claimed) and even missed one of his mandatory meetings (and likely a 5 failed drug test). His behavior during this time can be viewed in his thread from being sober and clean on day of release. To his learning of his warrant and arrest.
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September 19, 2024 APPREHENSION RE: CAPIAS - ATTACHMENT OF THE BODY- Warrant for Violation of Bond Condition GC24002688-01

On September 19, 2024 Austin was apprehended on his warrant for violation of bond condition, and is currently incarcerated in Central Virginia Regional Jail. It is unknown if his apprehension was at his home by Sherrif's deputies, or at his scheduled "Probation appointment" (his words). Speculation is it was from home as he did not shut down/delete his Discord as he did when he thought he was being arrested previously. Each time he goes to probation he has done this as well to avoid people talking about him without censorship.

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On September 20, 2024 Attorney Jones was able to docket a Bond Hearing for September 24, 2024. Austin will spend a minimum of 5 days in jail, maybe longer depending on its outcome.
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Throughout the case, a-logs and more reasonable individuals have requested the police reports for the night of the arrest and body camera footage etc and have all been met with a canned answer from Louisa County Sherrif's Deparment citing the following canned response. I have seen multiple individuals response and they come from different individuals but the same answer. This is the latest (Again, thank you @Useful Mistake)


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This whole day was my day off and I've been drinking and I just wanna say honestly I'm MATI at the lowercase I internet because ONCE AGAIN THE FAGGOT FEDS HAVE ROBBED ME OF SOMETHING I ENJOY. I mean fucking seriously. I've been off the net for years and I come back and find this weird little gem that is Bossman and just like that he's fucking gone. And yeah, sure I haven't gone through all the clips in the main thread and there's plenty of Bossmantent I haven't seen BUT COME THE FUCK ON.

It's times like these I wish I were some super mega bajillionaire that I could just drown the county courts in Epstein money just to free him. He's so pure. I just want to watch him lose money and smoke crack. I don't want to see anything bad happen to him.

#FreeBossManJack
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I don't know anything really about American law, couple questions:

- Given the combination of crimes he has, violent to a family member specifically, is this likely to affect his chances for rehab/months instead of years?
- I saw posts ranging from the 5 year probation was bullshit to it only being 1 year suspended, so that mean he's only up for the current charges?
- does having his own lawyer improve his chances compared to a state supplied one? Hasn't seemed to do much

What I am guessing is a full set of failed drug tests and missing a required meeting has absolutely fucked him, dude!
 
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Jails are full, he only beats up his cuck parents who slavishly cater to his every whim, getting him to comply with bond conditions takes work on the court's part, and Bossman will just start crying and pissing and shidding and begging for mercy when they put the screws to him. Oh, and his parents will be begging the court to let him back out too.

Bossman will be back out. He's a parasite sack of shit (who is very funny) and modern society doesn't punish that type of behavior any more. They will catch and release him a few more times before he gets any extended time incarcerated.
 
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David Brown said:
Jails are full, he only beats up his cuck parents who slavishly cater to his every whim, getting him to comply with bond conditions takes work on the court's part, and Bossman will just start crying and pissing and shidding and begging for mercy when they put the screws to him. Oh, and his parents will be begging the court to let him back out too.

Bossman will be back out. He's a parasite sack of shit (who is very funny) and modern society doesn't punish that type of behavior any more. They will catch and release him a few more times before he gets any extended time incarcerated.
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Agreed, I think he'll be back out in a few weeks. Might be ordered to do some stupid rehab shit he'll just skip.
 
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Imagine if in jail, Austin starts making bank playing 10 thousand or some shit
 
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Names Roy said:
I don't know anything really about American law, couple questions:

- Given the combination of crimes he has, violent to a family member specifically, is this likely to affect his chances for rehab/months instead of years?
- I saw posts ranging from the 5 year probation was bullshit to it only being 1 year suspended, so that mean he's only up for the current charges?
- does having his own lawyer improve his chances compared to a state supplied one? Hasn't seemed to do much

What I am guessing is a full set of failed drug tests and missing a required meeting has absolutely fucked him, dude!
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It's going to depend on how the Commonwealth goes with things. Technically he already got court ordered rehab in his previous felony conviction 9 years ago. Will the judge have sympathy for the "but I'm addicted I need help!" angle when it already has not worked? Anyone's guess in the long term. But for the short term on the bond violation they may accept rehab as a condition of his bond. His lawyer was likely already pushing him to rehab anyway as its one of the first things you can do with a drug charge to show the court you needed and are getting the help.

You can look up his probation yourself, but I included it in the OP of this very thread. You can see clearly 10 years probation as sentenced August 19, 2015. There is no record available to me that shows that he was released from this probation early. As of right now Virginia has not filed a probation violation in that case. It may hinge on if the drug possession case sticks, and upon that conviction they may file. If they do violate his probation they could legally give him his full 5 year prior sentence. Seeing that he violated 9/10'ths of the way done they may prorate that to 6 months.

As for having his own lawer, a "Paid Lawyer", it is definately helping him. The lawyer was able to get his bond revocation hearing moved up to Tuesday instead of the original October 17th date. (the date could also have bene automatic since he was picked up I'm not sure, but I'm going to credit the attorney). An appointed lawyer with a full caseload may have not even addressed the matter yet or just let it sit until the already scheduled date. Not that appointed council isn't effective and some are quit devoted, but the caseload can be overwhelming.

In Austin's man thread there are jokes about the "gentile lawyer", but he seems to be competent. Austin's 1 arrest is actually in two seperate court systems in Virginia, and if the felony is confirmed it will move to the Circuit court for a third. You say it doesnt seem like he's done much but he actually has, lets take a look:
  • Negotiated Austin onto the relatively new "First time offender" deferred disposition for his domestic violence case in the Juvenile and Domestic Relations
  • Negotiated bond for Austin in General District court for his drug possession. A charge where most get a personal recognizance bond immediately. Austin was held for 10 days
  • Docketed a bond revocation hearing the next day for just 3 court days after Austin's arrest
Sure there hasn't been "much" in the way of activity, but I wouldn't call 4 or 5 appearances in 2 seperate courts this early in a case nothing.

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Jails are full
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Jails in Virginia have plenty of room, and Austin is in a corporate facility. They have no problem finding him room.
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modern society doesn't punish that type of behavior any more. They will catch and release him a few more times
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But this, this is likely why he'll get released. They did not catch and release him the first time however, which is interesting. You dont see someone with a single crack possession charge not given a bond upon arrest and have to sit for 10 days before having a bond hearing. Austin is in a rural area that still votes red. They might still be onboard with the war on drugs.
 
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Austin has just had his bond violation hearing, to which I was present as an independent observer.

Attorney Bryan Jones, upon Austin's case being called, brought Austin's father Scott Peterson to the stand and presented the judge with paperwork showing that Scott had secured Austin a bed in a 30 day inpatient rehab facility which would be ready to accept him should he be granted another bond.

The judge asked the prosecutor the Commonwealth's opinion on the matter, and who did not see an issue. The judge then requested if the drug testing results had been received, which was affirmed by the prosecutor. After reviewing the multiple failed drug test (I was not able to observe these) results, and additional affirmations by the attorney regarding the inpatient rehab, the judge made his decision.

The judge ruled to grant Austin an $1000 personal recognizance bond (this is in addition to his prior $2500 bond that is now forfeit) with the following conditions: To attend and comply with the 30 day in patient rehabilitation program, to abstain from "Marijuana, other illicit drugs, and alcohol" which will be continuously tested, and to otherwise maintain good behavior. Bond will be set to take effect at 2pm local time, upon which the Central Regional Jail may release Austin into the custody of his father, who was directed to take him straight to the inpatient facility.

The next court date is set for October 29, 2024 for review of compliance with rehab and bond conditions. Should he have complied he will likely be allowed to remain on bond pending his trial.
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The prosecutor and judge also set the date for the preliminary trial for November 21 (or thereabouts). This date is not yet in the system as the next court date is as stated above. For those who do not know in Virginia, and other US states, for felony cases you have a preliminary trial to "confirm" the felony. Some places call this probable cause conference. If the felony is confirmed it is "bound over" to District Court for trial. The prosecutor could also offer a plea deal at this time for a misdemeanor and move the case directly to sentencing. Not likely in this case, but there could also be found not enough evidence to confirm the felony and the case could be dismissed, but this is a long shot.
 
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The first rule of successful rehab is that you have to WANT to be rehabilitated. I think BMJ likes his crack and gamba addiction. I'd say it's pretty likely he fucks up quickly.
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I think with Austin he just see's it more like a summer camp.

Attend, do the things, leave.

He stated himself it doesn't work, but he will happily do it to avoid jail/prison.
 
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