Jerry Bernard Jones is the first defendant we've found to get a PR, or personal recognizance bond, for a murder charge since the pandemic.
According to court documents his street name is Loco, that also describes the way he's been handled by Harris County's Criminal Justice system.Jones' saga begins with him on parole out of Galveston County for retaliation and family assault.
Jones is on parole for less than a month when police say he shot and killed Edward Rouse on June 27, 2018. "He successfully completes his parole while in custody in the Harris County Jail, Kahan said. "Because at that time he couldn't make the bond."According to court documents, Jones repeatedly violates his bond conditions, especially his GPS monitoring device.
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