Breaking Bond

Antonio Williams, a man with six felony convictions, was controversially released on bond after serving a prison sentence for weapons charges, only to allegedly kill another woman, Myanda Thomas, within two months, highlighting a critical oversight in the judicial system's handling of his case.

Ricky Joiner was released twice on bond and became a wanted fugitive both times. Not only was he not punished for being a wanted fugitive, he was rewarded for it.

A Houston judge is facing criticism for allowing a woman who violated probation and committed new crimes to remain free.

A Texas judge's decision to grant probation and bonds to a repeat offender with new violent charges raises questions about the justice system's handling of habitual offenders.

A paroled felon with an outstanding warrant for his arrest appeared in court three times before being charged with capital murder.

A registered sex offender is out of jail on a personal recognizance bond after regaining competency to stand trial, raising concerns from victim advocates worried about a repeat offense.

Discover the heated debate surrounding a judge's decision to grant a low bond to a repeat offender despite a new law, shedding light on the complexities of bond decisions in the justice system.

Amidst public outrage, the lenient bonds set by Judge Frank Aguilar for violent offenders like Frank Njoroge, who repeatedly violated probation and faced serious charges including assault and domestic violence, highlight systemic failures in the criminal justice system and judicial conduct.

Meet Aubry Davis, the record-breaking defendant with more bonds than most have in a lifetime, as Breaking Bond investigates how the justice system failed to stop her alleged crime spree.