Aug. 10, 2022, Transcript

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF ST.
LOUIS STATE OF MISSOURI

HONORABLE BRYAN L. HETTENBACH
STATE OF MISSOURI,
Plaintiff,
VS. ) Cause No. 2222-CR01 054

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DANIEL RILEY,
Defendant.
TRANSCRIPT
Bond Hearing held on Aug ust 1 0, 2022
APPEARANCES
For the State: For the Defendant:
Mr. Jonathan Phipps Mr. Daniel Diemer
Assistant Circuit Attorney Attorney at Law
1 14 Market Street, Room 401 225 S. Meramec, Suite 528
Saint Louis, MO 631 01 Saint Louis, MO 631 01
ALICE M. BAKER, CCR

#0361 OFFICIAL COURT
REPORTER
TWENTY—SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
CITY OF ST. LOUIS
TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS
(The following proceedings were held on Wednesday,
3 August 1 0, 2022, in Division 16B before the Honorable Bryan
4 L. Hettenbach:)
THE COURT: We’ll go on the record in Case No.
6 2222—CR01 054, styled State of Missouri versus Daniel Riley.
7 This is Mr. Riley’s first appearance in this case number.
8 Mr. Riley is incarcerated. He is present by video.
9 The assistant circuit attorney is present here in 1 0
the courtroom with me. Mr. Riley’s attorney is on the
11 video slash audio so that we can hear him, although
we 1 2 can’t see him.
13 First of all, Mr. Diemer, can we waive any formal
14 reading of the charging document, enter a plea of not
15 guilty for Mr. Riley?
16 MR. DIEMER: Yes, we will do that, Your Honor.

17 Thank you.
8 THE COURT: All right. Mr. Riley was previously
19 charged with these crimes. The case was dismissed, and
20 it's been refiled. This is now the refile.
So what does the State propose we do with
22 Mr. Riley this time around?
23 MR. PHIPPS: Your Honor, I believe we actually
24 reached a consent with defense to have the defendant
25 released on his own recognizance, with the added conditions
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1 of GPS and house arrest. If you’re not inclined to
accept that deal, we can enter a full argument on the
hearing,
3 Your Honor.
4 THE COURT: Mr. Diemer, is that agreeable?
MR. DIEMER: judge, I understand that was the case
6 in the
—— 7 (The audio connection was lost.)

8 THE COURT: Have we lost you? It seems that we
9 have.
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MR. DIEMER: One five ——
11 (The audio connection was
12 lost.) MR. DIEMER:The cause
13 —— (The audio connection
14 was lost.)
MR. DIEMER: We will accept the conditions, Your
15 Honor. Can you hear me?

16 THE COURT: I can now.
17 MR. DIEMER: judge, could you hear me? I said we
18 would accept those conditions.
19 THE COURT: I can hear you now.

20 MR. DIEMER: Okay.
21 THE COURT: Are we looking for 24/ 7 GPS
22 monitoring?
23 MR. PHIPPS: Standard GPS is fine, judge.
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24 THE COURT: Standard is fine. Okay. We will
25 waive costs.
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l (An off—the—record discussion was held.)
THE COURT: All right. We’ve had some
3 off—the—record discussion, and I believe that we have
4 reached an agreement for Mr. Riley to releas e him on his
own recognizance, on the condition that he will be on house

6 arrest and he will have standard GPS electronic monitoring.
7 The Court will waive the costs for that.
8 Is there —— is that the agreement, Mr. Phipps?
9 MR. PHIPPS: Yes, Your Honor.
10 THE COURT: And, Mr. Diemer, is that your

11 understanding of the agreement?
12 MR. DIEMER: It is, Your Honor. Thank you.
13 THE COURT: And, Mr. Riley, are you in agreement
14 with that? We’ll release you on your own recognizance
15 under house arrest with GPS.
16 THE DEFENDANT: Yes, Your Honor.
17 THE COURT: All right. Mr. Riley, I’ll remind you
18 that if you violate the conditions of your bond, if the GPS

19 is constantly dis abled or you violate the house arrest, or
20 you pick up other crimes, for that matter, we can revoke

21 your bond, issue a warrant for your arrest and bring you
22 back here. So you need to behave in the meantime.
23 Do you understand that, sir?

24 THE DEFENDANT: Yes, Your Honor.
25 THE COURT: All right. We’re going to set this
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matter for September the 19th at 9:00 a.m. in Division 26.
And I think that takes care of Mr. Riley. So that will be
3 the end of the hearing in that matter.

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2 I, Alice M. Baker, Certified Court Reporter, do
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4 Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis; that on Aug ust 1 0,
5 2022, I was present and reported the proceedings had in the
6 case of STATE OF MISSOURI, Plaintiff, vs. DANIEL RILEY,
7 Defendant, Cause No. 2222—CROP 054 I further certify that

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF ST.

LOUIS STATE OF MISSOURI

VS. ) Cause No. 2222-CR01 054

Bond Hearing held on Aug ust 1 0, 2022

ALICE M. BAKER, CCR

(The following proceedings were held on Wednesday,

3 August 1 0, 2022, in Division 16B before the Honorable Bryan

THE COURT: We’ll go on the record in Case No.

6 2222—CR01 054, styled State of Missouri versus Daniel Riley.

7 This is Mr. Riley’s first appearance in this case number.

8 Mr. Riley is incarcerated. He is present by video.

9 The assistant circuit attorney is present here in 1 0

the courtroom with me. Mr. Riley’s attorney is on the

11 video slash audio so that we can hear him, although

we 1 2 can’t see him.

13 First of all, Mr. Diemer, can we waive any formal

14 reading of the charging document, enter a plea of not

15 guilty for Mr. Riley?

16 MR. DIEMER: Yes, we will do that, Your Honor.

8 THE COURT: All right. Mr. Riley was previously

19 charged with these crimes. The case was dismissed, and

20 it's been refiled. This is now the refile.

So what does the State propose we do with

22 Mr. Riley this time around?

23 MR. PHIPPS: Your Honor, I believe we actually

24 reached a consent with defense to have the defendant

25 released on his own recognizance, with the added conditions

accept that deal, we can enter a full argument on the

4 THE COURT: Mr. Diemer, is that agreeable?

MR. DIEMER: judge, I understand that was the case

—— 7 (The audio connection was lost.)

MR. DIEMER: We will accept the conditions, Your

15 Honor. Can you hear me?

17 MR. DIEMER: judge, could you hear me? I said we

18 would accept those conditions.

19 THE COURT: I can hear you now.

21 THE COURT: Are we looking for 24/ 7 GPS

23 MR. PHIPPS: Standard GPS is fine, judge.

THE COURT: All right. We’ve had some

3 off—the—record discussion, and I believe that we have

4 reached an agreement for Mr. Riley to releas e him on his

own recognizance, on the condition that he will be on house

7 The Court will waive the costs for that.

8 Is there —— is that the agreement, Mr. Phipps?

9 MR. PHIPPS: Yes, Your Honor.

10 THE COURT: And, Mr. Diemer, is that your

12 MR. DIEMER: It is, Your Honor. Thank you.

13 THE COURT: And, Mr. Riley, are you in agreement

14 with that? We’ll release you on your own recognizance

15 under house arrest with GPS.

16 THE DEFENDANT: Yes, Your Honor.

17 THE COURT: All right. Mr. Riley, I’ll remind you

18 that if you violate the conditions of your bond, if the GPS

20 you pick up other crimes, for that matter, we can revoke

22 back here. So you need to behave in the meantime.

23 Do you understand that, sir?

25 THE COURT: All right. We’re going to set this

And I think that takes care of Mr. Riley. So that will be