Amended Motion to Travel requesting immediate travel — USA v. Harun (Dkt. 83, S.D. Ga.)

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Document 83 in United States v. Gladys Harun, United States District Court, Southern District of Georgia: a letter dated June 16, 2026, addressed to the Honorable Dudley H. Bowen, Jr. Its subject is a Request for Permission to Travel Internationally and Temporary Release of Passport. Gladys Harun states that the request covers a trip to Kenya of approximately two weeks to visit a close relative with serious health challenges and to see family members not seen for an extended period. The letter states that the supervision term is federal probation, that the writer fully intends to return to the United States at the conclusion of the visit, and that the itinerary and contact information will be provided if the request is approved.

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Case 3:23-cr-00003-DHB-BKE Document 83 _ Filed oe/17/e6 Page 1 of 1
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Gladys Harun TILED :
Byron, GA 31008 a

June 16, 2026 ei Me

The Honorable Dudley H. Bowen, Jr.

United States District Court

Southern District of Georgia

125 Bull Street case’, Ce 242 00%
Savannah, Georgia 31401

Re: Request for Permission to Travel Internationally and Temporary Release of Passport
Dear Judge Bowen,

I respectfully submit this request seeking permission to travel to Kenya for approximately
two weeks and for the temporary release of my passport to facilitate this travel.

I am currently serving a term of federal probation and have worked diligently to comply
with all conditions imposed by the Court. Throughout my period of supervision, I have
remained compliant with reporting requirements and other obligations. | have also
discussed this travel request with my probation officer and remain committed to continuing
my compliance with all conditions of supervision.

1 am a 46-year-old mother of six children and originally from Kenya. | am requesting
permission to travel to Kenya to visit a close relative who is currently experiencing serious
health challenges. In addition, this trip would allow me to reconnect with family members
whom | have not seen for an extended period and attend to important personal and family
matters that require my presence.

I respectfully assure the Court that this would be a temporary trip of approximately two
weeks. I fully intend to return to the United States at the conclusion of my visit and continue
complying with all terms and conditions of my probation. My home, family responsibilities,
and future plans remain in the United States, and I remain committed to fulfilling all
obligations imposed by the Court.

I am grateful for the opportunity the Court has given me to move forward positively, and I
respectfully request consideration of this travel request and the temporary release of my
passport for this purpose. If approved, I will provide my travel itinerary, contact
information, and any additional documentation requested by the Court or the United States
Probation Office.

Thank you for your time and consideration of this request.

Respectfully submitted,

Gladys Harun

192 Amelia Drive

Byron, GA 31008


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