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Plaintiff,
vs.
DECLARATION OF JESSE
MERRITHEW
Case 3:16-cr-00051-BR
Document 1470
Filed 10/19/16
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to the extent where he is regularly allowed to attend various events outside of his regular
curfew time. Mr. Ryan expresses respect for his supervising officer and believes they
have a good relationship.
4. Pursuant to another condition of his pre-trial release, Mr. Ryan is employed full time. He
works in a rock quarry selecting rocks with the assistance of heavy equipment for
landscaping wholesalers. This work regularly requires him to climb among large loose
rocks. The ankle bracelet is a hazard in this situation as it sticks out from his ankle and
gets hung up on rocks.
5. Mr. Ryan is required to bear the costs of the monitoring equipment which comes in the
form of a monthly fee. While the cost (<$100) may seem insignificant, it is expensive
given Mr. Ryans financial circumstances.
6. On two occasions, Mr. Ryan was apparently wrongly identified as attempting to leave the
jurisdiction once into Canada and once into Puerto Rico. On both occasions, he was at
home with his ankle bracelet on. USPT called his home phone and spoke with him to
confirm his presence there. Given this situation, it would seem that this type of phone call
would be a more accurate and far less expensive means to insure compliance with release
conditions.
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Case 3:16-cr-00051-BR
Document 1470
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7. Mr. Ryan is the last named defendant on the indictment. His exposure, if convicted, is
relatively minimal. He has voluntarily travelled to Portland on multiple occasions with
the permission of USPT to attend court hearings and portions of the September trial. Like
many if not all of the other defendants in this case, he wants his day in court.