Christine Weston Chandler, or Chris Chan as everyone knows online, was refused bail at a court hearing, and she stomped her feet in frustration.
39-year-old internet celebrity arrested Henrico County Policemen On August 1, a charge of incest.
The arrest happened a day later Green County Sheriff’s Office Received information about “sexual crimes against family members living in the Larksville area.”
YouTube stars are being held in the center Virginia District prison.
On Thursday, Chandler attended the Green County Juvenile and Family Relations Court (JDR) hearing.
According to the “Daily Progress” report, Chen told the presiding judge David Barredo at the hearing that she wanted to pack her personal belongings and “if I can do it, she is willing to continue to do everything.” .
According to the news outlet, on the advice of Green County District Judge Kenneth Andrew Sneathern, Baredo cited the nature of the suspected crime and the potential threat Chandler posed to the community and herself The request for bail was rejected.
He ordered her to be detained until the preliminary court hearing on September 16.
“Daily Progress” reported that Chandler then started interrupting her newly appointed lawyer, David L. Heilberg, stomping her feet and yelling that she needed to “bring everything home.” “And added “I won’t feel safe until then.”
It is not clear what personal belongings Chandler is referring to.
According to Virginia law, She may face imprisonment No less than one year or more than 10 years, and a fine of up to $2,500.
According to the Green County Sheriff’s Office, the investigation is ongoing and other allegations are pending.
Investigator Jason Tuley is investigating the case.
Chandler became popular online with the support of her webcomic crossover character Sonichu, with more than 50,000 subscribers online YouTube And nearly 60,000 Twitter.
Chandler’s lawyer, Heilberg, has practiced in Virginia for five years, specializing in “criminal defense, personal injury, and other matters.”
Heilberg’s website He claimed to have participated in more than 100 jury trials and “represented individuals facing charges in their defense, including death penalty murder, drunk driving, assault, and white-collar crimes such as corruption and fraud.”
Weekly newspaper Heilberg has been contacted for comment on the case.
Henrico County Jail
