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In this courtroom breakdown, we analyze a Texas aggravated robbery bond hearing where the judge denied a motion to reduce a $600,000 bond—despite arguments that no weapon was used.

The case involves allegations of a coordinated vehicle break-in following an ATM withdrawal, resulting in an injured infant, multiple defendants, and similar pending cases across multiple counties. Through officer testimony, cross-examination, and judicial findings, the court weighs public safety, flight risk, criminal history, and pattern behavior—not guilt or innocence.

This video walks through:

How bond hearings differ from criminal trials

Why “no weapon” does not equal “low risk”

How party liability impacts defendants labeled as “just the driver”

Why prior and pending cases heavily influence bond decisions

The legal reasoning behind denying bond reduction in Texas courts

⚖️ This video is for educational and commentary purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.