Surveillance video allegedly showed no one approaching or handling the wallet before Batson found it while returning shopping carts to the store. After hearing arguments, the court denied a request to modify bond and scheduled a bond hearing for June 24. At the bond hearing, the court authorized Batson’s release upon posting bond and participating in supervision services. During the July 29 hearing, the court revoked Batson’s bond after the defendant allegedly tested positive for alcohol and a possible methamphetamine result. The judge ordered new release conditions requiring a $1,500 cash-only bond with no surety, a drug patch, and continued supervision services.