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Unopposed Motion to Permit Travel — United States v. Roody Metelus (Document 17)

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An Unopposed Motion to Permit Travel, Document 17 entered on the docket April 7, 2026 in United States of America v. Roody Metelus, Case No. 26-CR-60019-ALTMAN, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Defendant Roody Metelus asks to modify the conditions of his pre-trial release to travel to Tallahassee to visit his daughter. The motion states that the Government has no objection and that his Pre-Trial Supervision Officer has no objection to the proposed modification. It states that he is released on a personal surety bond co-signed by his wife and has been compliant with the terms of pre-trial supervision. It adds that he would provide an itinerary in advance of travel and that all other conditions would remain in full force and effect.

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Case 0:26-cr-60019-RKA Document 17 Entered on FLSD Docket 04/07/2026 Page 1 of 2




                                UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
                                SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA

                                     Case No.: 26-CR-60019-ALTMAN


     UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

     v.

     ROODY METELUS,
             Defendant.
                                                     /

                          UNOPPOSED MOTION TO PERMIT TRAVEL

          Defendant Roody Metelus, through undersigned counsel, respectfully moves to modify the

  conditions of his pre-trial release to allow him to travel to Tallahassee to visit his daughter. The

  Government has NO OBJECTION to the proposed request. As grounds, Mr. Metelus states:

          Mr. Metelus has been charged via information. He is released on a personal surety bond,

  which is co-signed by his wife. He has been compliant with all terms of pre-trial supervision. Mr.

  Metelus’ daughter is a student at Florida A&M University. Mr. Metelus is seeking permission to

  travel, via car, through the State of Florida to Tallahassee for the purpose of family visitation with

  his daughter. Mr. Metelus’ Pre-Trial Supervision Officer, Officer Jean-Jacques, has no objection

  to the proposed modification of his travel restriction. Mr. Metelus would have to provide an

  itinerary to his supervising USPO and an itinerary in advance of travel. All other conditions would

  remain in full force and effect.

          WHEREFORE, Roody Metelus, through undersigned counsel, respectfully moves this

  Honorable Court to modify the travel condition of his pre-trial supervision to allow him to travel

  through the State of Florida to visit his daughter in Tallahassee, Florida.

                                                         Respectfully Submitted,
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