Teen Defendant's House Arrest in Question After Arrests
In a recent court hearing, seventeen-year-old Talyn Vigil, one of the defendants in the Preston Lord murder case, faced potential jail time after two arrests while on house arrest. Prosecutors argued for stricter release conditions, citing Vigils violations of a protection order and reckless driving charges. The judge is considering the arguments from both sides before making a decision by April first. The first trial for another defendant, Jacob Meisner, is scheduled for October twenty-sixth.
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