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IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT
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CAUSE NO. 7lDO
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PETITION FOR FINDING OF PROBABLE CAUSE
AND REQUEST FOR NQ CONACT ORDER
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The undersigned, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for the 60 Judicial Circuit, State of
Indiana, has reviewed the attached verified police reports and/or Supplemental Affidavit for
Probable Cause and has reason to believe that the above-named individual has committed:
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The State advises the Court that more time is required
to evaluate the case and
determine whether a charge should be filed and asks the Court, pursuant
to IC 35-33-7-3, to
recess the initial hearing for up to seventy-two (72) hours, excluding intervening
Saturdays,
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Sundays, and legal holidays.
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as a condition of bond.
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STATE OF INDIANA
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ST. JOSEPH COUNTY
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FINDING OF PROBABLE
CAUSE AND ORDER OF COURT
The undersigned, Judge of the St. Joseph Superior Court, FINDS that the State of Indiana
has filed a Petition for Finding of Probable Cause in the above-captioned action, and the Petition
and the verified police reports and/or Supplemental Affidavit for Probable Cause attached thereto
establishes probable cause to believe that on or about the
I0~ay
of
ad: 2014,
the above-named
individual committed the offense(s) stated in the Petition and that the Office of the Prosecuting
Attorney needs additional time to evaluate the case and determine what type of criminal charge(s),
if any, should be filed.
Accordingly, the above-named individual is ORDERED held by the Sheriff of St. Joseph
County, In~~ther
law enforcement agency, until s~e
as said individual posts a Bond
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in the amourp/...IIt1
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cash in lieu
thereof. The Clerk of the Court and/or the Prosecuting Attorney shall forward a copy of this Order
to the Sheriff of St. Joseph County, Indiana, or other law enforcement agency, who shall be charged
with execution of this Order of Commitment, and further hearing in this matter is continued until
the l5~ay
of
a:.\-ober,
2014 at 1:15 P.M., in the St. Joseph Superior Court, 1855
Courthouse, 122 South Lafayette Boulevard, South Bend, Indiana.
L Defendant is to have NO CONTACT with: La..
so ORDERED
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STATE OF INDIANA
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY
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STATE OF INDIANA
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IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT
CAUSE NO. 7IDO
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ISAAC HUNT JR.
DOB: xx-xx-I967
SUPPLEMENATAL AFFIDAVIT IN
SUPPORT OF PROBABLE CAUSE
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Amy S. Cressy, affirming under the penalties for perjury, states that:
I am a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in and for the 60th Judicial Circuit, St. Joseph
County, State of Indiana, and make this affidavit after reviewing verified South Bend
Police Department reports which were submitted to me.
On or about Octo1;>er10, 2014, officers of the South Bend Police Department were
dispatched I.E.
Broadway Street, South Bend, Indiana regarding a domestic
. disturbance. Dispatch further advised that the husband had a firearm.
Officers arrived at the residence and made contact with Zawondra Hunt. Mrs.
Hunt had some redness to her right cheek and what appeared to be blood on her cheek
and neck. Mrs. Hunt stated that she and her husband, ISAAC HUNT JR., had argued
about a martial issue. During the argument, HUNT pushed her down and hit her with a
closed fist. At some point, Mrs. Hunt grabbed a kitchen knife to protect herself. HUNT
then threatened to shoot her. HUNT retrieved a black long gun. Mrs. Hunt called 911 and
HUNT left the residence on his motorcycle before the officers arrived.
Mrs. Hunt gave Officer Paul Daley consent to photograph the residence and to
collect both the kitchen knife and the unloaded Remington .22 caliber rifle.
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While officers were still at the residence collecting evidence, officers were
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advised that HUNT had gone to the South Bend Police Department. Officer Daley meet
with him there. Officer Daley noted that HUNT appeared to have scratches on his pers'on
and red stains on his shirt.
After being advised of his Miranda rights, HUNT agreed to speak with Officer
Daley. HUNT admitted to pushing his wife during the argument but denied punching her.
He stated that he had taken the .22 rifle from his step-son three (3) months prior and kept
it unloaded behind the bathroom closet door.
All of the above-listed events occurred in St. Joseph County, Indiana.
HUNT was previously convicted of the offense of Voluntary Manslaughter, a
Class A Felony under Cause Number 71D03-9002-CF-OOI90 ort May 17, 1991 and he is
therefore classified as a Serious Violent Felon under Indianan Code 35-47-4-5(b)(2).
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I affirm, under the penalties for perjury, that the foregoing representations are true
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AMY S. CRESSY
DEPUTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
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