During his first hearing in San Francisco Superior Court since his July 28 arrest by San Francisco police officers on a Wyoming felony fugitive warrant, Smallbone declined to waive extradition back to Douglas. That set the stage for him to miss his July 28 arraignment and arrest in San Francisco four hours after that hearing ended. “That was crazy,” he said, adding that he hopes the San Francisco court “does the right thing.” Unable to attend in person and without a video or audio option available, Gallaway found a volunteer in San Francisco to attend Smallbone’s hearing on Thursday. And there will be more of those to face, Converse County Deputy Attorney Nate Shumway said during the July 28 hearing.