HOUSTON – A judge denied bond for 30-year-old Terrian Leescott Brewer who appeared in front of a judge Saturday morning.
Brewer was indicted for several aggravated assaults with a deadly weapon, which included assaulting a family member.
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During a court session Saturday morning, a judge announced that Brewer was denied bond due to his previous alleged bond revocations. She also reiterated that Brewer is not willing to comply with any bond condition set forth.
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Bond would have been set to $50,000 for each of the cases and $5,000 for his criminal mischief case if granted. Brewer would also need to surrender any travel documents, subject to random drug testing and 24-hour house arrest, and not possess any weapons.
The judge also issued a restraining order against Brewer, which prohibits him from making contact with the alleged victim.
Brewer was let out on bond for several cases including a robbery in February but that was revoked in December of last year for failing to comply with bond conditions.