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Bond reduction request denied for Mission murder suspect charged in deadly motorcycle crash

· KRGV (NBC 5)

Apolonio Perez, a murder suspect from Mission, had his request to reduce a $3.25 million bond denied by Judge J.R. 'Bobby' Flores. Perez faces charges of murder, intoxication manslaughter, and evading arrest related to a May 3 motorcycle crash that killed 23-year-old John Alonso. During a police chase, Perez drove into oncoming traffic, resulting in the fatal collision. Despite his attorney's argument that Perez, who is now in a wheelchair, poses no danger, the judge ruled against the bond reduction, emphasizing that Perez is responsible for his situation. A toxicology report indicated Perez had a blood alcohol level of .19 at the time of the crash.

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