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Please take note of the line break between "bonded out" and "in an emergency call 911"

"In an emergency call 911" was its own sentence. Where is he going to go? Is he even allowed back to the house?

Are you referring to this? If so, the message just says to call 911 in case of an emergency. It's unrelated to him being bonded out.

I thought the same. But reading it again I think that is probably included on all of these text alerts. As in "In case of emergency call 911"

I think that's meant to read: Reason for release: Bonded Out. In an emergency, call 911 As in, some tard mom-rapist bonded out. If he tries to...

No. It's saying "Bonded out." "In an emergency call ___". Basically he was bonded out and *if* there is an emergency, call them. It's for the...

Given the fact he is no longer allowed back at 14 Branchland Ct and that his other relatives rejected him (Uncle Tom & Aunt Harriet), he will most...