SC Judge keeps York County man shot by police after pointing gun in jail

Contact her, send her, um, give her phone calls. I believe he sent her a package to her home. Um, he sent her TikTok videos, um, numerous phone calls and voicemails that have been sent and shared with defense. I believe, um, at least a few of those law enforcement originally, um, went to do a traffic stop on this defendant. The Clover Police Department, I believe, initiated a traffic stop last Tuesday evening. in an attempt to apprehend this defendant and serve him with his active harassment second degree warrant. He did not stop for law enforcement at that point in time and led law enforcement on a high speed pursuit of law enforcement and did point it at them as they were attempting to apprehend this defendant for those active arrest warrants. That has led to the additional charges another failure to stop for a blue light leading to a high-speed pursuit from running on Wednesday as well resisting arrest with a deadly weapon because he did pull and point a firearm at law enforcement as well as the pointing and presenting firearms at a person your honor the state failed to mention the or seemed to want wish to admit that my client had to go to the hospital because he's been shot in the arm and was taken into custody in fact That's why he spent several days up in Gastonia before he was eventually taken back to South Carolina. I went to visit my client in the jail yesterday. He'd been moved to Spartanburg. Benny Baker's in Spartanburg. They just moved him there for whatever reason, and I was unable to talk to him yesterday. I also understand from talking to my client that his parents told him that his car, in which this occurred on the 14th, had about 27 bullet holes in it, or 27 rounds. Luckily, my client was only hit by one of those. My client makes a good living as a plumber, your honor. He acknowledges that he felt he was suicidal at this time with his pending charges and everything else that was going on in his life. He felt that he had pointed a gun at anyone he says he was pointing at his own head. He didn't stop for long for two nights in a row and and didn't have a gun in his hand for whatever reason. That's a disrespect to authority in my reading. And the motion to adjust the bond to surety, I'm going to leave it unchanged because I'm not sure that matters before me, but I'm going to grant the state's motion to revoke the bond because I think he needs to sit tight, and perhaps not in Spartanburg in the closer years he can get ready, but I'm not inclined to grant a bond to anybody that doesn't stop the law enforcement two nights straight. Can't do that. And that's not my judgment of facts. It's just the accusation, but that's not, I would call that not good behavior. So, grant your motion to remove. So are fellas. That's two of my, three of my.