Judge Denies Teen Murder Suspect's Request for Temporary Jail Release to See Newborn
WPLG Local 10January 29, 20262 min6,071 views
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- π A 20-year-old man, Larry Lamar Smith, accused of second-degree murder, had his request for a temporary jail release denied by a Broward County judge.
- πΆ The motion was made so Smith could meet his newborn baby, born on Monday, with his lawyer requesting at least a day for him to be with the child.
- β±οΈ The judge took only minutes to make the ruling, which was met with relief from the victim's mother.
Victim's Mother's Reaction
- π Alacia Ford Baron, mother of the victim Myra Ziegler, expressed her fear and subsequent relief, stating, "My heart went to racing. I was relieved."
- βοΈ She emphasized the need for Smith to face reality and expressed gratitude that he would not be temporarily released, believing it would lead to justice.
Previous Temporary Release
- πΆββοΈ This was not the first time Smith requested a temporary release; he was previously granted a 10-hour release with an ankle monitor last August to attend his father's funeral.
- π That prior release angered Ford Baron, who felt the system was failing her, but she stated the judge's decision today changed her mind.
Case Background
- ποΈ Smith was arrested last summer and is accused of murdering 19-year-old Myra Ziegler near a Fort Lauderdale Airbnb.
- π His next court appearance is scheduled for April.
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