District Court of Kansas

Third Judicial District

Donald Troth, Asst. Director

(Adllit Services)
l1,nr)' ,Hoare, Asst, Director
T0pckd, KS 66623-396; (Special Services)
Sarah ,Hays, Asst, Director
Ext, .•::-" (jllt'enile Services)

M E M 0 RAN D D M

TO: Judge James P. Buchele

FROM: Mary Kelly, Court Services Officer I

DATE: March 14, 1995

RE: Bond Supervision Hal G. Richardson

CASE: #95-CR-836

Mr. Richardson was placed on Bond Supervision February 20, 1995. He

was originally arrested on February 18, 1995, and made a $250 cash
bond. He was rearrested February 20 at the Domestic Battery first
appearance docket for violating the no contact order on his bond.
Mr. Richardson reported to me for the first time March 2, 1995, after
I contacted him. He did not return for our scheduled appointment this
week nor did he call to reschedule. Friends of the victim report
seeing the victim's car at Mr. Richardson's home. Mr. Richardson's
bond has again been revoked and there is a warrant for. his arrest.

In regard to Mr. Richardson's criminal history, I have attached

updated information taken from a PSI done in 1990. As you can see,
Mr. Richardson has been placed on probation five times in the past
15 years. I do not believe he is a good candidate for probation.
However, in the event he is convicted and should the court grant
probation, I recommend the following conditions:

1. Obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation and follow all

recommendations for treatment and aftercare.
2. No drug and alcohol consumption/random DAis.
3. Enter and successfully complete the Alternatives to Battering
Program.
4. No violent contact with the victim, Claudine Dombroski.
5. Obtain a psychological evaluation and follow all recommendations
for treatment.

dkt EXHIBIT

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Adult: FBI DI -L '!'PO -L other -L (Previous prelientence report)
Date otrenae Disposition
1. 11-14-80 Obstructing Legal Process One year probation
Possession of Marijuana
2. 05-08-81 Disorderly Conduct Dismissed.
Disobeying a Police Officer
Open Container
3. 09-21-81 Battery Six months probation.
4. 02-22-84 Possession of Marijuana Six aonths probation.
5. 04-05-89 Battery on a Law Enforcement One year probation.
Officer

Obstructing Legal Process Dismissed.

DUI Dismissed, to be
refiled.
Speeding Dismissed.
6. 06-26-90 Battery Pending.
(present offense)
7. 08-07-90 DUI Pending.
Juvenile: COUrt services' Files other (
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current Probationtparole Status: -.::J
Mr. Richardson received an early discharge from probation
June 20, 1990.

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 IN THE DISTRICT COURT o.F' SHAWNEE COUNTY i KANSAS

STATE OF KANSAS

vs. 94-CR-
hAL G. RICHARDSON
DEFENDANT

STATE Of' Y-.Al1SAS

COUNTY 01:'SfIAWNEE

AFFIDAVI.T

--. ~ancy S.:.pl<;";ii Brumbeloe f Assistant District Att.orney, beiuq

lSi;lful ag"€:and first duly sworn upon my Oa.t.h" depoae and ~t;.at.:;; o.~
.Lows; :'hat I have received the. following infor1IUitt.ion ,r ~0m

f.;:'::;ri;cJ:.3.::emant.6 of the alleged vict.i.ro. Claudine Do:mbroWSK..'~ aua

U1...:;:ks and nd.rstHi were dispatched to 119 Sis WJ.l.J..ow Way on b 0.0-

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~4:.::.\lne~,.(H:fIf;a~"-'ft~'wa~~~~'tb~0,B'f'::~nBIt1b"t'~1&~'
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:empted to leave Richard ••Oil woulci not let her go, grabb.inq i~"",.i.
~au~~ Dombrowskl; however. Dombrowski grabbed the scissors, held
,o~ore tier and demanded that Richardson stay away from her.
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some additional refusal, Richardson finally allowed Dom-
brcvsk: to leave~ Dombrowski went to her vehicle -+::0 wai~ for
",l._ a 1,-:'- l ~.7er bU.t became cold and came back inside .. Officers
observedbruisesandscratch',cma:rkllf -;;on .. Dombro<wski/ sneck"face,

~rms and -elhdtT's', ...a.;larqe'hrutsea.ridsc.ratchbtt'h~r shoulder, and

uGH ..Left. earring had beentorn;ou:t;;ofher, earicaue-ing b.Le@di.ng.

-;::::i.cers aIso spoke 1'ft.rith Richardl,wnrwho, accused Dombrowski

oJ D-e~,nq bhe aggressor! saying that she became angry and went
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:--J~ ;.~sidence damaging property ,...
ri th the scissors. Ri-

injuries sh€displi1yed, and ;3tated that ghe was his wifeo

•. ~o <1 f~Jrementioned events occurred in Shawnee County 7 Kansas.

:'lhe;~e£o:re the affiant believe5 that there are reasonable

GrnLlnds and probable cause to believe that committed the cz-imes

""leGe, i_bee: above Eind prays the Court issue a warrant for his ar-

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Assista~t '~str1ctAttorney

subscri bed and sworn to before me on this of Februar],

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