Why would Magistrate Judge Lisa Bronchetti of the Collin County, Texas District Court grant a “Personal Bond” to a young black woman charged with a felony drug offense under Texas law (Case #: DCMAG-41886-2024)? Shouldn’t this Judge have been interested in ensuring the young woman with a history of drug use would RETURN to Court and see to the end of the proceedings?
Is this very questionable and dubious “Personal Bond” the Judge gave the woman in this case the reason why the woman, Aminat Adetola Soboyede, a US Citizen of Nigerian origin, is now MISSING FOR AT LEAST FIVE MONTHS NOW, with her whereabouts unknown to her very concerned family members, while the officials of Collin County, Texas, including the above-mentioned Judge and the Sheriff of the County, Jim Skinner, keep sealed lips over the location and fate of this young, black woman since she was arrested over the drug offense and transported to the Collin County, Texas, Jail on Thursday, February 22nd, 2024?
Is there a pattern of such DUBIOUS “Personal Bonds” being given to young women (especially MINORITY women) in Collin County, Texas, particularly if they are charged with FELONY crimes, that should guarantee the Judge (s) take all steps to ensure such women return to Court after their arraignment, and not just DISAPPEAR? Are such DUBIOUS, QUESTIONABLE “personal bonds” given to facilitate the evil and criminal activities of a “ring” of highly-placed officials within the Judicial / Public Safety segments of that County, engaged in HUMAN / SEX TRAFFICKING or similar criminal activity / activities that target young, vulnerable women (especially minorities)?
Also, in another VERY DUBIOUS MOVE, why would Magistrate Judge Lisa Bronchetti of the Collin County, Texas District Court (with Case #: DCMAG-41886-2024) NOT QUESTION the same woman involved in that case (Aminat Adetola Soboyede) after she was listed as “HOMELESS” in Judge Lisa Bronchetti’s Court records? In the Police Report that was made available to the Judge prior to the Magistration Hearing, it was CLEARLY STATED therein that the young woman involved in this matter was arrested and taken away from an address in McKinney, Texas (a city within the jurisdiction of the Collin County District Court). This is the same address the young woman, who became MISSING soon after her fateful interaction with Judicial and Public Safety officials of Collin County, Texas, shared with her father, an attorney. The young woman was actually arrested and taken away from this address / house in the presence of her father, who has neither seen his daughter nor known her whereabouts since that day she was arrested and taken away by Police Officers from the City of McKinney, Texas and transported to the Collin County, Texas, Jail (on Thursday, February 22nd, 2024).
Why would a Collin County, Texas, Magistrate Judge / Court be THAT NEGLIGENT to give a person charged with a serious crime (a Felony) a PERSONAL BOND, especially since, as the Magistrate Judge should have cared to find out, the young woman charged with the serious crime only arrived in Texas JUST A WEEK before the Police came to the house / address she lived at with her father to arrest her and take her to the Collin County Jail, in the presence of that father? Why would the same Collin County Court subsequently be in an UNHOLY HASTE to characterize the young woman as “HOMELESS” in its record, when a Police Report about the arrest—and which the Judge / Court had access to before its Hearing involving the young woman—clearly stated the address from which the young woman was arrested only a day before?
Who in Collin County, Texas, is using the Magistration / Arraignment system there as a way to RAILROAD already-vulnerable young women (especially minority ones) INTO POSSIBLY A LIFE OF HUMAN AND / OR SEX TRAFFICKING, wherein SUCH WOMEN WILL BE DISAPPEARED and kept away from concerned family members who make enquiries about their whereabouts, after FALSE CLAIMS ABOUT THEIR CIRCUMSTANCES (“HOMELESS”) are ILLEGALLY AND CRIMINALLY MADE IN COUNTY COURT RECORDS; or after such women are given relief (“PERSONAL BOND” OR “PERSONAL RECOGNITION BOND”) in County Court criminal proceedings that those giving such DUBIOUS reliefs KNOW SHOULD NOT BE GIVEN IN SUCH CASES, ESPECIALLY IN THE MATTER OF A YOUNG WOMAN ARRESTED FOR A DRUG OFFENSE AND WHOM THE SAME COURT COULD EASILY HAVE ASCERTAINED HAS A HISTORY OF DRUG USE
Why would the Collin County, Texas, Judicial / Public Safety Department, which obviously orchestrated the DISAPPEARANCE of the STILL-MISSING Aminat Adetola Soboyede (by FALSELY characterizing her as “homeless” in Court papers and head-scratchingly giving her a “personal bond” even while charged with a felony) believe the said woman’s worried relatives should accept as an answer that “She is an adult and might not want you to contact her” when repeated requests are made to them to reveal what happened to the said young woman after she appeared before Judge Lisa Bronchetti and was INEXPLICABLY given a “Personal Bond”, and after she was then entrusted into the custody of the Sheriff of Collin County, Texas, who is also in charge of its Jails?
Indeed, what sense does it make for supposed law enforcement officials of a populous County in the United States (Collin County, Texas) to claim that a young woman who was arrested and taken to jail while she was high on DRUGS and whose record in that regard (which they should have accessed before making any major decisions about the young woman’s life, as it is apparent they did on this case, whether for good or bad) might “not want to have anything” to do with all her relations, including her parents and younger siblings?
This is especially when available law enforcement and medical records on the young woman indicate she is / was in no frame of mind, as a SUPPOSED ADULT, to make any such “calls” or decisions on her own behalf—particularly when checks by her worried relatives after her arrest, jailing, appearance before a Colin County, Texas Judge and subsequent remand in the same County’s jail, before her subsequent DISAAPPEARANCE, show that PRACTICALLY NO EFFORT was made by the relevant officials of Collin County, Texas to address the major issues that brought the young woman to their attention in the first place (i.e. PUTTING OR ADMITTING HER IN A LONG-TERM DRUG REHABILITATION FACILITY, to take care of her drug addiction and consequent mental illness brought about by the prolonged drug use)
Why has the Police Force of the City of McKinney (located in Collin County, Texas), whose officers arrested Aminat Adetola Soboyede on Thursday, February 22nd, 2024 in her father’s residence in that same City and right in his presence, become VERY RELUCTANT (even JITTERY) in taking a Missing Person’s Report on the same young woman, since she DISAPPEARED after being deposited in the Custody of the Collin County, Texas Jail, after her arrest by the City of McKinney Police—and after she appeared before Magistrate Judge Lisa Bronchetti of the same County?
