Polygamist sect leader Samuel Bateman faces more legal hurdles after information about a previously unreported child endangerment case was revealed.
Polygamist sect leader Samuel Bateman faces bigger legal hurdles after fresh information about a previously unreportedBateman sat in county jail and appeared via Zoom at Coconino County Superior Court in Flagstaff, as state prosecutors urged the judge to impose stiffer conditions on any release.
Colorado City marshals cited Bateman with a misdemeanor, on Aug. 14, for doing just that, according to state prosecutor Jonathan Mosher. After Bateman’s arrest in August, the Flagstaff Justice Court set an original bond at $150,000, which had been paid out with the help of “friends and family” a few days after his arrest, according to Zickerman and court records.Mosher noted that in Bateman’s federal U.S. District Court case, Judge Camille Bible voiced concerns that Bateman had connections to a foreign country and had traveled abroad in the past three years.
In a written brief, Bateman’s defense had previously argued that a condition forcing Bateman not to have contact with the victims was uncalled for because he had a"tangential” relationship with them. The FBI, in a search warrant affidavit obtained and reported by the Salt Lake Tribune, claimed agents were looking for
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