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    State Motion To Revoke Kayla Giles' Bond

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    This is a redacted version of the state's motion seeking to revoke the bond of Kayla Giles, the woman accused of fatally shooting her husband, Thomas Coutee Jr., in a Walmart parking lot in Alexandria, Louisiana, on Sept. 8, 2018. The document has been edited to redact the name of one of Giles' ex-husbands.

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    State Motion To Revoke Kayla Giles' Bond

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    This is a redacted version of the state's motion seeking to revoke the bond of Kayla Giles, the woman accused of fatally shooting her husband, Thomas Coutee Jr., in a Walmart parking lot in Alexandria, Louisiana, on Sept. 8, 2018. The document has been edited to redact the name of one of Giles' ex-husbands.

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    This is a redacted version of the state's motion seeking to revoke the bond of Kayla Giles, the woman accused of fatally shooting her husband, Thomas Coutee Jr., in a Walmart parking lot in Alexandria, Louisiana, on Sept. 8, 2018. The document has been edited to redact the name of one of Giles' ex-husbands.

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    State Motion To Revoke Kayla Giles' Bond

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    The Town Talk
    This is a redacted version of the state's motion seeking to revoke the bond of Kayla Giles, the woman accused of fatally shooting her husband, Thomas Coutee Jr., in a Walmart parking lot in Alexandria, Louisiana, on Sept. 8, 2018. The document has been edited to redact the name of one of Giles' ex-husbands.

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    STATE OF LOUISIANA DOCKET NO.

    345,209

    9TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT


    VERSUS
    PARISH OF RAPIDES -<

    KAYLA JEAN GILES COUTEE

    FILED: _________

    MOTION TO REVOKE DEFENDANT'S BOND


    AND REQUEST FOR EXPEDITED HEARING

    NOW INTO COURT comes the State of Louisiana, through the undersi gned Assistant

    Attorneys General, who moves to revoke the Defendant's bond for the following reasons or in

    the alternative, to increase the conditions on the Defendant's bond.

    The Defendant is charged with Second Degree Murder, La. R.S. 14:30.1 (Count 1)

    wherein she shot and killed the victim, Thomas Coutee, Jr., with a handgun, and Obstruction of

    Justice, La. R.S. 14: 130.1 (Count 2).

    The Defendant filed a Motion for Reduction of Bond which was heard on November 18,

    2019. After considering the arguments and evidence presented, this Court reduced the

    defendant's bond amount for Second Degree Murder to $500,000.00 and the bond amount for

    Obstruction of Justice to $10,000.00 with conditions. (See Exhibit A)

    Shortly thereafter, the Defendant posted bond and was released from the Rapides Parish

    Jail. The State filed a Motion to Reconsider Conditions of Defendant's Bond in an attempt to

    have the defendant equipped with an ankle monitqr to ensure the conditions of h er bond are

    followed. A hearing on the State's Motion was held on December 16, 2019, and the Motion was

    granted without any objection from the Defendant.

    On February 5, 2020, this Court granted a request from the Defendant to travel to

    Oklahoma for the specific purpose to visit her son in Oologah, Oklahoma between the dates of

    February 6, 2020 to February 9, 2020. The Defendant also requested to travel to Wagoner,

    Oklahoma on March 12, 2020 for a court date. Upon request, the Defendant provided this Court

    with the specific locations she intended to travel as well as written permission from the father of

    her son confirming his approval for her visit to Oologah, Oklahoma.

    However, on February 6, 2020, Defendant abandoned the court approved travel itinerary

    and appeared at the home of around 8:00 p.m. is the father of

    one of the Defendant's minor daughters, and this daughter was present at the home when the

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