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In this courtroom hearing, defendant Lamone Yman Jr. appeared before the judge alongside his attorney, Mr. Rojos, on two separate probation violation cases. The first case involved aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (10-year deferred probation), and the second was a burglary of a building (state jail felony, 5-year probation). The state filed motions to revoke both probations, alleging multiple violations including associating with felons, using and distributing K2 synthetic marijuana, failure to report, and possession of a controlled substance.

Mr. Yman admitted ("true") to several counts—specifically counts 1, 2, 4, and 5—acknowledging drug involvement and noncompliance with probation terms. He denied others, including firearm possession and repeated missed reports. The court verified that his pleas were made freely and voluntarily and that he understood the consequences, including waiving his right to appeal.

The judge noted discrepancies in the paperwork but corrected them, confirming a sentencing cap of 8 years for the aggravated assault and 2 years for the burglary, to run concurrently. Despite Yman’s attorney requesting a PSI bond (pre-sentence investigation bond), the judge denied it, emphasizing Yman’s repeated opportunities and continued violations, including supplying K2 at the Cheyenne Center.

The case was reset for sentencing, with a pre-sentence investigation report ordered. The judge made clear that bond would not be granted, citing public safety concerns and prior leniency that had already been extended.

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