“I can’t remember the last time someone willingly missed court, knowingly missed court, with that kind of money on the line,” Titus said. The Converse County Attorney’s Office so far hasn’t filed a motion to revoke or forfeit Smallbone’s bond, according to the public-facing court file in the case. How We Got HereSmallbone was released from jail June 24, when someone walked into the Converse County Detention Center with $250,000 cash. The result was frustrating for law enforcement in two states, with Converse County Undersheriff Chris Walsh calling the release “a surprising twist” that left him “shocked.” The Larimer County District Attorney’s Office in Colorado also has questioned how an accused child sex abuser was released.