Carson Zhou Crossley has not learned his lesson. Once again, it was the Arcata Police Department that issued a warrant in November.
Crossley was arrested December 4 by HCSO on that warrant and booked for PC 245 (a)(4) assault likely to produce great bodily injury, PC 12022.7(a) great bodily injury enhancement and PC 243 (d) battery with serious bodily injury. The DA has already filed charges and arraignment is scheduled for 1/3/25. Bail at booking was $35,000. Carson posted bond.
I covered his February arrest by Arcata Police Department for public intoxication. Found another 2024 case which he resolved with a plea. This was from a January 2024 arrest by California Highway Patrol.
January 2024 case, arrest by CHP:
November 2024:
1/3/25: Crossley was arraigned. Preliminary hearing on 2/20/25.
2/20/25: Deputy Conflict Counsel RJ Leohner requested a continuance because of his unavailability. The preliminary hearing was continued to to 3/25.
3/25/25: Preliminary hearing continued to 4/22 because no judge and no courtroom available. Deputy District Attorney Brandon Boozari appeared on the case for the People. Deputy Conflict Counsel R.J. Leohner is Crossley's attorney. An offer was conveyed on record. Ms. Heidi Wells present for the alleged victim in the case.
4/22/25: Preliminary hearing continued by defense to 5/20.
5/20/25: Preliminary continued by defense to 7/9.
7/9/25: Defense motion to continue preliminary hearing granted; rescheduled for 7/25.
7/25/25: Conflict Counsel files 170.6 to disqualify Judge Kaleb Cockrum. Case sent to Retired Judge Christopher Wilson. Ms. Heidi Wells present via Zoom. Defense continuance granted; setting + status of discovery scheduled on 8/8/25.
8/8/25: Another continuance by defense to 8/13.
8/13/25: Preliminary hearing on 10/7; discovery is "outstanding."
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