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  Speaker 1: Marseille drugs suspect detained for cutting ankle bracelet Written by
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  Speaker 1: Tom Collins. This article is being read by an automated
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  Speaker 1: voice brought to you by Everlett. Prosecutors charged her with
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  Speaker 1: felonies stemming from three Marseille cocaine deals and then ground
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  Speaker 1: their teeth. After Caitlin Panis's ankle bracelet was found cut
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  Speaker 1: off and with no sign of her, Panis was picked
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  Speaker 1: up recently in Chicago and then remanded to LaSalle County jail.
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  Speaker 1: A judge decided Monday that Panis will stay in jail
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  Speaker 1: until her trial for drugs and for escape. Panas, thirty six, homeless,
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  Speaker 1: appeared Monday in LaSalle County Circuit Court and promptly lost
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  Speaker 1: her newest bid for pre trial release. Prosecutors alleged she
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  Speaker 1: was involved in three Marseille drug deals. In spring twenty
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  Speaker 1: twenty four. Despite facing up to thirty years in prison,
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  Speaker 1: Panis was granted pre trial release last year. In open
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  Speaker 1: court Monday, prosecutor Ryan Cantlon said Panis subsequently missed court dates,
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  Speaker 1: set off the GPS alarm nearly two dozen times for
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  Speaker 1: assorted violations, and finally cut off the bracelet nine months ago.
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  Speaker 1: Assistant Public Defender Brad Poperella said in open court that
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  Speaker 1: Panis isn't the most promising candidate for another crack at
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  Speaker 1: pre trial release. But Panis has a drug problem, he argued,
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  Speaker 1: and needs treatment before incarceration. Chief Judge H. Chris Ryan
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  Speaker 1: Junior didn't have to think long before answering a question,
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  Speaker 1: is Panis likely to comply with future conditions of pre
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  Speaker 1: trial release? She isn't, Ryan answered rhetorically. Panis will next
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  Speaker 1: appear October eighth for emotions hearing. The Lasal County States
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  Speaker 1: Attorney's Office has said previously that nearly one in five
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  Speaker 1: felony suspects granted pre trial release with GPS monitoring have cut, damaged,
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  Speaker 1: or disabled their ankle bracelets and absconded. Replacing the damaged
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  Speaker 1: devices costs LaSalle County taxpayers nearly one thousand dollars per
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  Speaker 1: unit