A Maryland bail bondsman let a friend who was facing sexual assault charges stay at his house and have access to his car and guns.
Nguyen also knew Bouaichi was angry at his accuser, an ex-girlfriend named Karla Dominguez, and that he had been kicked out of his parents’ home after getting violent.
As a condition of his release, Bouaichi was supposed to remain at his parents’ home in Maryland unless he had a court appearance or meeting with his attorneys. Nguyen’s defense was that his violations were “innocent” because he never read the paperwork that came with bonds he signed. Bouaichi was first arrested in October 2019 after Dominguez accused him of a violent sexual assault. He was supposed to go to trial in March. Then the pandemic arrived, and his attorneys successfully argued that the evidence was not strong enough for Bouaichi to be held in jail indefinitely while jury trials were suspended.
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