Court documents: Suspect in state police officer shooting violated parole 3 times before incident
Chase Golightly
Updated: February 16, 2022 07:12 AM
Created: February 15, 2022 07:03 PM
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Bernalillo County court records reveal the man accused of leading a New Mexico State Police officer on a high-speed chase and then shooting him, violated parole three times before Friday’s incident.
Caleb Elledge, better known as “Creeper” on the streets, was on the run for close to a year for violating parole a third time. With each violation, his parole officer asked the court to put him behind bars but those requests didn’t stick.
In the summer of 2020, court documents show Elledge violated probation and his parole officer requested he be put in jail. She wrote in the documents that Elledge didn’t even make it a day before he violated his conditions by not reporting to her within 24 hours of leaving the Bernalillo County Jail.
A judge put him in jail for 90 days with probation then reinstated. He was also given “zero tolerance” if he violated conditions again, which Elledge did.
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