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

Catboy Ranch Dressing said:
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Wow, even the State of Virginia thinks Bossman content fell off with all of the nontent he's been doing lately.

So what could possibly have motivated his PO to do this? Could it be something related to his meeting last week, like a skipped drug test or pissing hot? Or did he make her feel genuinely threatened somehow? Was this the same PO he's had for years finally getting fed up with him?
Or is she secretly a viewer of BossmanJack.tv and booked him after the weeks of hours-long nontent streams?
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The procedure I posted earlier discussing PB15 also goes into detail the 4 stages of intervention a probation officer can take for someone whos non compliant along with sanctions that probation themselves can issue (jail time is a court decision). Behavior that triggers the PB15 versus going to the court asking a judge for a capias involve urgency, risk, and severity. Things like if the person was absconding (not coming to appointments) and was actively committing harm. Some probation officers are allowed to directly arrest an individual if properly trained to do so. If not, or in the case where Austin's may have been a smaller woman, the procedures direct to fill out the form and allow trained uniformed law enforcement to handle the physicality of the arrest.

I suspect in this case Austin either did go to an appointment Friday and was visibly intoxicated. There is no way he composed himself for his meeting and wasnt high as a kite and manic like he was on stream. This would represent a flagrant disregard for complying with probation conditions and an immediate risk require urgent arrest without waiting 'til Monday for the court.

It could also be same scenario, but he did not show up to his appointment, but the Probation Office (perhaps via the court, prosecutor) received video clips of Austin visibly high as a kite and manic while not attending his appointments. If it was a rat sending these clips they would likely send his live stream info including restream watching for his Discord streams. Upon viewing their probationer flagrantly (word of the day) live streaming themselves absconding and high, did not want to wait until Monday, and issued the arrest.

For those who cant get to the doc without VPN, I have attached the VA Dept of Corrections procedures for Violation of Supervision Conditions. It does mention parole, as there are still some old people alive on parole when it was a thing before being eliminated in the 1990's.

这次我发誓死不发帖 said:
To everyone who thinks Austin is going to prison for real this time, ask yourself what your faith in the criminal justice system of The Commonwealth of "He raped his elderly mother. What’s the big deal?" Virginia has gotten you so far.

But put another nickel in and pull the lever. I have a good feeling about this one.
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The timing is terrible. Try to follow the loop here. He was on probation for a drug posession charge. He got arrested for a NEW drug posession charge which he's on trial for presently. He Weasels a bond for the new drug possession charge by being ordered to rehab. after rehab and while on bond for the new drug possession charge he picks up a probation violation, and is arrested. He gets out on bond for the probation violation, and while out on bond for the probation violation, picks up a new probation violation and is arrested again.

So if he does not get his original sentence of prison for the Drug possession charge after his 3rd probation violation conviction (this is his 4th but he got 1 dismissed with a rehab trip), What is the judge going to give him for the second Drug possession charge? Octuple super serious probation? prayge
 

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lol cow supreme said:
This time it is prison. This is whats over his head. A sweetheart deal, 2 years probation in lieu of 3 years penitentiary. What a fuck up.

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He could get the same or worse sentence for his second drug possession which is pending.
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He’s going to get into a shit ton of gambling/drug debt the moment he gets inside. I know we like to joke about Mutt’s Law, but debt is the kind of thing prisoners will rape someone for.
 
BossmanJack had a minor court hearing today. This is his first court appearance since his arrest for probation violation (number 4) on his birthday (April 17). The hearing was to appoint counsel and would have allowed for requesting bond.

It appears the court is bundling his two pending probation violations with his second drug possession charge, all set for initial hearing/grand jury indictment at 2pm May 4, 2026.

No update on if bond was granted today. The circuit court is not great at updating online records. Not only are they late, they changed the attorney on his already appointed attorney probation violation -03 case.

If you do see another attorney on his cases, its his partner. Likely he was in court today as his main attorney could not be there. No screenshots due to brevity and lack of detail.
 
Case document updates are in. Remember they put documents for probation violation(s) within the original conviction (CR24000241-00).

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#70 Letter- From CVRJ Medical likely clearing him from being suicidal
#71 Jail Card- Order of continued custody, likely after replacing the PB15 with a judge issued CAPIAS. Jail cards are the orders to keep you.
#72 Certificate- Certificate of Jail. This one is new to me, unless its certifying that they are in jail from probation it is dated 4/17 the arrest date
#73 Probation and Parole order- Likely follow-up documentation from the PB15
#74 Appointment of Counsel- Request appointment of a lawyer. This means he requested a court appointed lawyer claiming he was broke with no money or income, aka indigent.
#75 Capias Return- this acknowledges that he has been jailed on the warrant. Odd it took this long until court unless the warrant from the judge was still open while he was in jail. He might have been released today then immediately re-arrested on-paper?
#76 Jail Card- Order continuined custody meaning he's not getting out
#77 Clerks Worksheet- No details
#77 Jail Card- Order continued custody. Two in a row! If he got 2 jail cards on the same day it might be because both of his bonds were revoked. The bond from the Drug Possession charge thats pending and the -03 Bond Violation. Or its 1 jail card for the Probation Violation -03 and 1 jail card for Probation Violation-04. So double no bond.
 
lol cow supreme said:
Case document updates are in. Remember they put documents for probation violation(s) within the original conviction (CR24000241-00).

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#70 Letter- From CVRJ Medical likely clearing him from being suicidal
#71 Jail Card- Order of continued custody, likely after replacing the PB15 with a judge issued CAPIAS. Jail cards are the orders to keep you.
#72 Certificate- Certificate of Jail. This one is new to me, unless its certifying that they are in jail from probation it is dated 4/17 the arrest date
#73 Probation and Parole order- Likely follow-up documentation from the PB15
#74 Appointment of Counsel- Request appointment of a lawyer. This means he requested a court appointed lawyer claiming he was broke with no money or income, aka indigent.
#75 Capias Return- this acknowledges that he has been jailed on the warrant. Odd it took this long until court unless the warrant from the judge was still open while he was in jail. He might have been released today then immediately re-arrested on-paper?
#76 Jail Card- Order continuined custody meaning he's not getting out
#77 Clerks Worksheet- No details
#77 Jail Card- Order continued custody. Two in a row! If he got 2 jail cards on the same day it might be because both of his bonds were revoked. The bond from the Drug Possession charge thats pending and the -03 Bond Violation. Or its 1 jail card for the Probation Violation -03 and 1 jail card for Probation Violation-04. So double no bond.
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The court double chucking jail cards. I feel like it's going to hit, the jail is due. :smug:
 
lol cow supreme said:
#74 Appointment of Counsel- Request appointment of a lawyer. This means he requested a court appointed lawyer claiming he was broke with no money or income, aka indigent.
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None of you Ratatouille Rats better not tell the court about that 160k bossman has sitting in his winna account! That is pure 100% Gamba Juice for when he gets out!
 
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FootballBuff said:
None of you Ratatouille Rats better not tell the court about that 160k bossman has sitting in his winna account! That is pure 100% Gamba Juice for when he gets out!
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I don't think the court would consider digital casino chips to be real money, good thing he didn't withdraw it. Just like they don't consider his remaining available credit with Mr Christmas
 
A Log in D Tractor 2 said:
I don't think the court would consider digital casino chips to be real money, good thing he didn't withdraw it. Just like they don't consider his remaining available credit with Mr Christmas
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The courts consider any assets when evaluating your wealth for the purposes of court appointed attorney.


1. The net income of the accused, which shall include his total salary and wages minus deductions required by law. The court also shall take into account income and amenities from other sources including but not limited to social security funds, union funds, veteran's benefits, other regular support from an absent family member, public or private employee pensions, dividends, interests, rents, estates, trusts, or gifts.
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Austin receives support from his mother. Austin receives gifts from his "juicers". Do the 5 grand a day reloads count in here, or gambling winnings. Maybe not. But he calls it his salary, just because you lose your entire salary on gambling or donuts does not mean you're indigent, just bad with money. Austin declares the money is real, raw. Is he lying to us, or the court?

2. All assets of the accused which are convertible into cash within a reasonable period of time without causing substantial hardship or jeopardizing the ability of the accused to maintain home and employment. Assets shall include all cash on hand as well as in checking and savings accounts, stocks, bonds, certificates of deposit, and tax refunds. All personal property owned by the accused which is readily convertible into cash shall be considered, except property exempt from attachment. Any real estate owned by the accused shall be considered in terms of the amounts which could be raised by a loan on the property. For purposes of eligibility determination, the income, assets, and expenses of the spouse, if any, who is a member of the accused's household, shall be considered, unless the spouse was the victim of the offense or offenses allegedly committed by the accused.
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All assets... convertible into cash. Crypto can be converted into cash. So can crypto on your account in an online casino. This also includes personal property like luxury sneaker collections, gold chains. You could argue the 4k gaming computer is required or his employment. Austin could sell all his sneakers and pay for a lawyer. not a great lawyer. But a lawyer.

Austin could also take a small amount of his reloads every day and pay for a lawyer. Or his twitch checks would cover them as he has no living expenses.

Yes, Austin can't make money while in jail. No one can. But his income while out of jail is substantial enough to where he is not indigent, including his $163,000 windfall just prior to arrest. If disclosed it would be considered.
 
The_Red_Man said:
Not sure how slow the system is or if the grand jury has to deliberate on what's honestly not a lot for however long it takes them.
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Not at all. This isn't a federal grand jury that goes on for weeks and sometimes even does its own investigation.

In Virginia, each county has a grand jury randomly drawn from a pool picked by the Circuit Court. Then they serve the entire term. This could apparently be for up to four months. Then they meet and spend the day going through a boatload of cases, usually rubber stamping nearly anything.

Bossman might have waived the grand jury. There's usually nothing to be achieved by bothering with it, but it's a right.
 
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