Tiffany Reese

The first information of violation of probation, aka the document that was submitted to the judge about Stoner's behavior while she was out, states that, quote, the defendant began a probationary period on December 18th, 2023. The sentence was suspended on the condition that the defendant obey all conditions of probation, but the defendant has violated certain of those conditions as follows.

The first information of violation of probation, aka the document that was submitted to the judge about Stoner's behavior while she was out, states that, quote, the defendant began a probationary period on December 18th, 2023. The sentence was suspended on the condition that the defendant obey all conditions of probation, but the defendant has violated certain of those conditions as follows.

The first information of violation of probation, aka the document that was submitted to the judge about Stoner's behavior while she was out, states that, quote, the defendant began a probationary period on December 18th, 2023. The sentence was suspended on the condition that the defendant obey all conditions of probation, but the defendant has violated certain of those conditions as follows.

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Inappropriate conduct shall not be tolerated, which was discovered during a search of Ms. Stoner's cell phone. The second first information of noncompliance with community corrections placement was filed with the court. It alleges that the defendant on 4-13-24, Ms. Stoner had one or more hours of unaccounted-for release time.

Inappropriate conduct shall not be tolerated, which was discovered during a search of Ms. Stoner's cell phone. The second first information of noncompliance with community corrections placement was filed with the court. It alleges that the defendant on 4-13-24, Ms. Stoner had one or more hours of unaccounted-for release time.

Inappropriate conduct shall not be tolerated, which was discovered during a search of Ms. Stoner's cell phone. The second first information of noncompliance with community corrections placement was filed with the court. It alleges that the defendant on 4-13-24, Ms. Stoner had one or more hours of unaccounted-for release time.

In the comments section of this document, it stated that, due to various noncompliance issues, such as late returns, continued unemployment, and unaccounted-for time, a cell phone search was conducted on Ms. Stoner's personal cell phone. The first concern that was discovered was a text conversation between Ms.

In the comments section of this document, it stated that, due to various noncompliance issues, such as late returns, continued unemployment, and unaccounted-for time, a cell phone search was conducted on Ms. Stoner's personal cell phone. The first concern that was discovered was a text conversation between Ms.

In the comments section of this document, it stated that, due to various noncompliance issues, such as late returns, continued unemployment, and unaccounted-for time, a cell phone search was conducted on Ms. Stoner's personal cell phone. The first concern that was discovered was a text conversation between Ms.

Stoner and another current male participant where she requested his personal information, including his social security number, to open an AT&T account for herself due to the fact that she has an outstanding balance in exchange for an incentive. Because of the nature of this case and the fact that Ms.

Stoner and another current male participant where she requested his personal information, including his social security number, to open an AT&T account for herself due to the fact that she has an outstanding balance in exchange for an incentive. Because of the nature of this case and the fact that Ms.

Stoner and another current male participant where she requested his personal information, including his social security number, to open an AT&T account for herself due to the fact that she has an outstanding balance in exchange for an incentive. Because of the nature of this case and the fact that Ms.

Stoner was soliciting information from and encouraging fraud and potential non-compliance issues with another participant in the program, this obviously generated great concern. The second issue was the discovery of more texts from Ms. Stoner to another current residential participant, a female, that included information about recent sales of her food stamps.

Stoner was soliciting information from and encouraging fraud and potential non-compliance issues with another participant in the program, this obviously generated great concern. The second issue was the discovery of more texts from Ms. Stoner to another current residential participant, a female, that included information about recent sales of her food stamps.

Stoner was soliciting information from and encouraging fraud and potential non-compliance issues with another participant in the program, this obviously generated great concern. The second issue was the discovery of more texts from Ms. Stoner to another current residential participant, a female, that included information about recent sales of her food stamps.

The sale transaction was confirmed through her Cash App. An incident report with screenshots was immediately forwarded to the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office, who, in turn, sent the report to the Family Social Services Administration for further investigation. Again, due to the nature of this case and the fact that Ms. Stoner was engaging in inappropriate, potentially illegal behavior...

The sale transaction was confirmed through her Cash App. An incident report with screenshots was immediately forwarded to the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office, who, in turn, sent the report to the Family Social Services Administration for further investigation. Again, due to the nature of this case and the fact that Ms. Stoner was engaging in inappropriate, potentially illegal behavior...