Why Did an Accused Kidnapper of a Mother and Child Get Released for Free?

May 16, 2014 - PRLog -- A 59 year old Las Vegas man is free (not even out on cash bail or a bail bond) and suspected of kidnapping a twenty two year old mother and her infant back in March of this year.  Gary Casupang had a bail set as high as $400,000 but a Las Vegas Justice Court judge has decided that the defendant is not a flight risk or immediate danger after a defense motion was granted earlier this week.

The defendant allegedly grew jealous of the young lady's interaction with a suspected drug dealer outside of her home near Grand Teton and North Rainbow Boulevard in Las Vegas.  He allegedly forced her and her baby into his vehicle where a physical altercation ensued.  Luckily two bystanders were able to break up the fight.  When the victim returned to her home, she found the home on fire where 3 dogs and a pet bird would ultimately die.  No direct proof can be ascertained that points to Casupang being involved in the fire.  Police are still investigating.

A preliminary hearing is set for early August and the defendant is ordered to have absolutely no contact with the victim.

Would a rational person now expect the Casupang to attend all applicable courtdates in a rational manner after he may have behaved so irrational?  It's basic deductive reasoning that the man needed a bail bond or cash bail posted in this case.  If he skips court, who is on the hook?  The southern Nevada taxpayers without a doubt.  Sad really.

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