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Mary Bond walks into Judge John Stevens' courtroom on May 9, minutes before she was arrested
Alleged consummate conwoman and courtroom regular Mary G. Bond has continued to collect legal troubles, as The Examiner learned June 3 that her lawyer filed a motion to withdraw as her representation over a "conflict of interest" to be expounded upon at a June 6 hearing.
According to information from Judge John Stevens' court, Bond's attorney, Ryan Gertz, has filed a motion asking the judge to remove him as the 37-year-old woman's lawyer. Bond retained Gertz to defend her on counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and securing a document by deception.
Bond's familiarity with crime is detailed in pages of The Examiner found by clicking the links below:
Joe Deshotel, 22nd District State Representative, details how Bond attempted to blackmail and extort money from the elected official in a Feb. 17 edition of The Examiner.
At a May 17 hearing concerning charges for stealing a vehicle from Enterprise Rent-A-Car and securing a document by deception, Mary Bond learned the DA’s office has another pending theft charge that could reach a grand jury in the coming months.
June 2, The Examiner revealed new theft allegations against Bond levied by Christian “Manuel” Hayes, Deshotel’s former right-hand man and current District 22 candidate.