Randall Miles Cook expected to be released 1st week of August; victim restitution addressed

Randall Miles Cook, who is still in custody, is expected to be released the first week of August. Today in Courtroom 2, the issue of victim restitution was addressed. Currently, a state program is paying for therapy for the victim, Cook's own 7 year old granddaughter. That program has funding limits.

As a part of his probation, Cook was ordered certain payments. There maybe additional victim restitution. Today in court ADA Kelly Neel who prosecuted the case said, "there are no additional requests at this time."

Cook is expected to be released sometime during the first week of August, according to his attorney Michael Robinson. Judge Marilyn Miles set a review date of October 16 at 2 p.m. to give Cook enough time to set up payment arrangements ordered by the Court.