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NewsDavis Vanguard — Yolo CountyJuly 1, 2026Yolo

Judge Denies Pre-Sentencing Release for Yolo County Defendant

A Yolo County judge has denied a request for pretrial release for a defendant facing drug and theft charges, citing past behavior while out of custody. The defendant may still be released to a treatment program if a bed becomes available before their July 28 sentencing.

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Why It Matters

The court's decision determines whether the defendant remains in custody or enters a supervised treatment program prior to their sentencing hearing on July 28.

Key Facts

  • Judge Stephen Mock denied the defendant's request for pretrial release.
  • The defendant is facing charges related to drugs and theft.
  • The court's denial was based on the defendant's prior performance while out of custody.
  • The court authorized release on Supervised Own Recognizance (SOR) specifically to a treatment program.
  • Release to a treatment program is contingent upon the availability of a bed.
  • The defendant's sentencing hearing is scheduled for July 28.
  • The defense argued that continued custody could result in the loss of the defendant's disability and veterans benefits.

Who's Mentioned

locationYolo County Superior Court“The court where the legal proceedings are taking place.”personStephen Mock“Yolo County Superior Court Judge presiding over the case.”