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

Austin Curtis Peterson, aka BossmanJack aka imbossmanjack AKA austin07 aka irondollah, will be going to court this morning in Louisa County, Va General District Court for the charge of "DRUGS: POSSESS SCH I OR II" for having what was described as a waxy substance on a spoon and a white substance in a bag consistant with cocaine use. This is a Class 5 felony (no "wafflers" for cocaine possession is only a Felony).

Prior to the hearing, and after Austin's prior hearing in February to show compliance with rehab attendance, he hyped that he would be getting probation. In the day leading up to the hearing however he changed his tune stating he was likely getting jail time and would be going to jail right after court.

Him going to jail today straight from General District Court would only happen if the Commonwealths Attorney' Office (aka prosecutor, or D.A) has proffered a plea deal for a reduced charge of Misdemeanor, or if bond is revoked while the case is continued to Circuit Court for continued prosecution of the felony.

But lol cow supreme, you confusing piece of shit, you just said there is no waffler and cocaine possession is always a felony! This is true, but in a plea deal the prosecution could amend the charge from cocaine possession (having the waxy crack substance and white stuff in a bag) to just misdemeanor possession of paraphernalia for the bag itself and the crack cooking spoon. This would be Austin's best case scenario as it keeps yet another felony conviction from hitting his already battered probation stack. These gifts are not cheap and Austin likely needs to proffer something in return. On a repeat offender such as this, the prosecution may want jail time in addition to the time already served. This may be where Austin's attorney has advised him he might end up going to jail right after court today. See his main thread for clips crying about not wanting to go back to jail around page 2500

The 10am docket soon approaches. Will season 8 end, or will the teflon bossmon continue to avoid consequence? Stay tuned.
 
The results are in: And its been certified to grand jury in the Circuit Court for felony. No update on if Bond was revoked or if Bond remains. We'll be watching vinelink for booking updates.
Bossman is going down for his second felony drug possession.

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What's next?

The case gets assigned to the next Circuit Court "Term day" where it will be scheduled to be presented to the Grand Jury. The evidence will be reviewed and Austin will be indicted on the charge as is, or an amended charge. The grand jury can also add charges if they think there is enough evidence.

After the grand jury, arraignment on the felony, then trial procedings, then sentencing. All seperate hearings.

Unless Austin waives the grand jury and pleads directly to the felony as part of a plea deal for probation/less jail time, then it skips those steps and goes to sentencing.

In the mean time Austin's bond could be revoked at any time (if not already) for non compliance bond conditions.

The real sting here is there is no Term Day in April for Louisa County with the next Term Day being May 5. If Austin's bond is revoked he could be waiting at least that long to get back before a judge to ask for another bond or to plea out.

UPDATE
The Circuit Court has issued a capias (warrant for arrest) for Austin for the crime of Violating Felony Probation. This is not the same as revoking his bond. They are violating his prior probation he was on before this arrest. The book may be being thrown.
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He likely was taken into custody by the bailiff.

Update 2:
Reviewing the lit of Violations of Probation on Felony Offense, the capias today is confirmed to be for violating his Probation from his arrest in July 2024 for the initial cocaine possession (and dometic violence).

This is his third such violation. The first one on the list is actually him being violated for his 2015 felony car break ins.
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This is crucial as if you can recall that offense on July 2, 2024 fell under the terms of his 2015 car break in felony convictions which had 5 years of prison attached to them...and extends that probation as well.

This is the sentence that was suspended for probation for the July 2, 2024 drug possession, for which this is the second violation of.

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Not to be a doomer, but Austin may be about to learn the true difference between Jail and Prison.

Never be on paper unless you truly commit to changing.
 
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The results are in: And its been certified to grand jury in the Circuit Court for felony. No update on if Bond was revoked or if Bond remains. We'll be watching vinelink for booking updates.
Bossman is going down for his second felony drug possession.

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What's next?

The case gets assigned to the next Circuit Court "Term day" where it will be scheduled to be presented to the Grand Jury. The evidence will be reviewed and Austin will be indicted on the charge as is, or an amended charge. The grand jury can also add charges if they think there is enough evidence.

After the grand jury, arraignment on the felony, then trial procedings, then sentencing. All seperate hearings.

Unless Austin waives the grand jury and pleads directly to the felony as part of a plea deal for probation/less jail time, then it skips those steps and goes to sentencing.

In the mean time Austin's bond could be revoked at any time (if not already) for non compliance bond conditions.

The real sting here is there is no Term Day in April for Louisa County with the next Term Day being May 5. If Austin's bond is revoked he could be waiting at least that long to get back before a judge to ask for another bond or to plea out.

UPDATE
The Circuit Court has issued a capias (warrant for arrest) for Austin for the crime of Violating Felony Probation. This is not the same as revoking his bond. They are violating his prior probation he was on before this arrest. The book may be being thrown.
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He likely was taken into custody by the bailiff.
Bossman was so close to turning things around too.
 
So how does parole work in VA, are we going to see our man again in about a year on fresh paper?
There is no such thing as Parole in VA as they eliminated it in the 1990's. There are talks of bringing it back. In VA you must serve at least 85% of your sentence, with the other 15% being allowed for early release due to "good time". Under the truth-in-sentencing law there are several very limited exceptions such as geratric release (youre super old and paying for your medical care is too burdensome), or if your trial took place while the law was rolling out.

Essentially Virginia got tired of seeing someone sentenced to 80 years in prison for raping someone and then walking out on parole in 5 years. So if you ever see that Virginia sentences and punishment guidelines seem weaker than say, California, they are truer sentences without a chance of parole.

Heres a paper, not sure how partisan it is https://pilr.richmond.edu/2024/09/30/how-parole-has-become-seemingly-unattainable-in-virginia/

Probation is a whole other fucking thing and if you meant probation so help you I will find you, and I will drown you in Aunt Jamima.
 
I dont think Boss os getting out of this one. You cant keep showing up in circuit court on felonies after being given probation for other felonies.
 
He's out! Bond may have been factored in to the plea today. If not, they let him slip out the door before arresting him on the warrant.

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Edit:
On second analysis the timing may be coincidental as Austin was in General District Court today and the Circuit Court, in a different building, issued the warrant for probation violation. This warrant likely hasnt been sent to the Sherrif yet so Austin was able to slide his teflon ass right through their fingers!

He's live streaming and oblivious to the new warrant/charge of Felony Probation Violation.
 
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There is no such thing as Parole in VA as they eliminated it in the 1990's. There are talks of bringing it back. In VA you must serve at least 85% of your sentence, with the other 15% being allowed for early release due to "good time". Under the truth-in-sentencing law there are several very limited exceptions such as geratric release (youre super old and paying for your medical care is too burdensome), or if your trial took place while the law was rolling out.

Essentially Virginia got tired of seeing someone sentenced to 80 years in prison for raping someone and then walking out on parole in 5 years. So if you ever see that Virginia sentences and punishment guidelines seem weaker than say, California, they are truer sentences without a chance of parole.

Heres a paper, not sure how partisan it is https://pilr.richmond.edu/2024/09/30/how-parole-has-become-seemingly-unattainable-in-virginia/

Probation is a whole other fucking thing and if you meant probation so help you I will find you, and I will drown you in Aunt Jamima.
No, I meant parole. Where I am he'd get his seven or eight probations revoked and sentenced to like 5 years in DOC with everything ran concurrently, but then be out on parole in like 12-24 months because of overcrowding.
 
because of overcrowding.
Overcrowding is a myth perpetrated by California/New York. Average Daily Population in Virginia Prisons in February was ~22,600 and an overall capacity of ~28,600. So they could squeeze in a few more thou:wow:.
 
On second analysis the timing may be coincidental as Austin was in General District Court today and the Circuit Court, in a different building, issued the warrant for probation violation. This warrant likely hasnt been sent to the Sherrif yet so Austin was able to slide his teflon ass right through their fingers!

He's live streaming and oblivious to the new warrant/charge of Felony Probation Violation.
Warrant is out, enjoy the last hours of freedom Bossman because the police will be paying a visit real soon.

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[Update- May 4th is the date]
It looks like the next time Austin will get to see a judge is May 5th, according to the Louisa Circuit Court schedule + bootsontheground discord rat (<3 ty),
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Note- pleading out was the intention as of 10am BMT, bossman's lawyer is likely to go this route but this could of course change.

+Bossman (good at dates and times) said "Maaaaaay fourth I believe" to a chat comment today
 
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This wouldn't have happened if he had mo money fo' dem programs. And by programs I mean crack and gamba sponsorships.
 
Late update to this thread, but Austin is once again back in jail, arrested on the warrant they issued yesterday. The scooped him up last night, booking in Central Virginia Regional Jail at about 9pm, so likely a 730pm ish arrest at the house, get him in the car, book him through the sheriff's office, wait for transport..or they took him direct.

They are still using his photo from last time, I will update with fresh mugshot once available.

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#FreeBossmanJack

This marks what I believe is the 6th time being arrested related to crack possession from July 2, 2024 from all the bond violations and probation violations. Let this be an example...do not get out on paper if you're not going to change. Austin will have spent more time in jail for bond and probation violations than he would have for his original sentence.
 
Late update to this thread, but Austin is once again back in jail, arrested on the warrant they issued yesterday. The scooped him up last night, booking in Central Virginia Regional Jail at about 9pm, so likely a 730pm ish arrest at the house, get him in the car, book him through the sheriff's office, wait for transport..or they took him direct.

They are still using his photo from last time, I will update with fresh mugshot once available.

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#FreeBossmanJack

This marks what I believe is the 6th time being arrested related to crack possession from July 2, 2024 from all the bond violations and probation violations. Let this be an example...do not get out on paper if you're not going to change. Austin will have spent more time in jail for bond and probation violations than he would have for his original sentence.
It has literally never been more over.
 
Austin has just had a hearing to appoint counsel within the Circuit Court for his charge of Violation of Probation for 930am Today, 3/11/2026. If counsel is available at that time he may motion to address bond, if not, it may still be within the next few days before we find out if Austin is in for the long haul.

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Austin's hearing this morning appears to have "Continued" with his term date being set for the predicted May 4, 2026.

Interesting it does not have counsel listed, so he may not have had time to hire Bryan Jones, his usual public defender, or he asked for more time to get one. It does not look like he was afforded the opportunity to request bond at this time as it would have said "result denied". So he may have another bond hearing this week if he can get an attorney, or have the sense to ask for it himself.

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This is his previous probation violation as an example.

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