Developer puppet ERROL DONLEDY JONES spent Thanksgiving Day in the county jail, where he's been since November 19th without notice from The St. Augustine Record, another developer puppet.
St. Augustine's disgraceful, corrupt, developer-driven, controversial, contumacious ex-Commissioner ERROL DONLEDY JONES allegedly violated four (4) provisions of his probation and is being held without bond in the county jail, a/k/a "NEIL J. PERRY CRIMINAL [IN]JUSTICE COMPLEX."
He's awaiting appointment of a Public Defender, having apparently exhausted available funds, his family's patience, and the goodwill of his erstwhile criminal defense lawyer PATRICK CANAN.
Upon his 2011 arrest, JONES said, "Do you know who I am?" City Manager JOHN PATRICK REGAN, P.E. refused to intervene. City Commissioner Leanna Freeman later joked that she was going to get a new Commissioner's badge," bearing the words, "DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?"
ERROL JONES a/k/a "ERRONEOUS JONES" allegedly failed to attend batterers' course at Hubbard House, failed to pay $942.24 in court costs, failed to provide proof of his retirement status and failed to meet with his probation officer. Oops. Here's the Historic City News story:
Former city commissioner spends Thanksgiving in jail
ERROL D JONES
Jones, who is 74-years-old, was arrested by local police in October 2011, charged with resisting a police officer. He was released on $500 bond. Those charges were settled; but, again in March of last year, police arrested Jones.
In the March 2016 arrest, he faced a third-degree felony charge of aggravated assault with a weapon, and another misdemeanor charge of resisting an officer. With conditions on his release before trial, Jones was required to post a $2,000 bond.
The very same day of his release, he violated a condition of his release and police re-arrested him, returned him to the county jail, and bond was increased to $2,500.
When Jones’ court date rolled around in April, he failed to report for the hearing as required. The court revoked his bond and issued a capias. Jones was re-arrested — only that time, his bail was established at $5,000.
During the morning of November 19 2016, Jones, who resides at 113 DeHaven Street, finds himself charged with violation of the terms of his release and he is not being allowed bail.
The trial date has not been set
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