Judgment in a Criminal Case for Revocation — USA v. Terlent (Dkt. 53, S.D. Fla.)
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A judgment in a criminal case for reinstatement of supervised release in United States v. Kenny Terlent, Criminal Case No. 21-CR-20380-SCOLA, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, dated March 24, 2025 and entered as Document 53. At a final supervised release violation hearing, Terlent pleaded guilty to violations 2 and 3 in a petition filed February 26, 2025, and violations 1 and 4 are dismissed on the government's motion. The court reinstates and modifies supervised release to require location monitoring, three months of home detention, a no-contact condition and verifiable employment, and orders Terlent released from U.S. Marshals Service custody in this case. The signature block names Senior United States District Judge Robert N. Scola, Jr.
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“Judgment in a Criminal Case for Revocation — USA v. Terlent (Dkt. 53, S.D. Fla.).”
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Case 1:21-cr-20380-RAR Document 53 Entered on FLSD Docket 03/24/2025 Page 1 of 2
United States District Court
Southern District of Florida
United States of America, )
Plaintiff )
)
v. )
) Criminal Case No. 21-CR-20380-SCOLA
Kenny Terlent, )
USM No. 52216-509 )
Defendant. )
Judgment in a Criminal Case for Reinstatement of Supervised Release
On March 24, 2025, this matter came before the Court for a Final
Supervised Release Violation Hearing. The defendant, under oath, freely and
voluntarily pleaded guilty to violations 2 and 3 in the “Petition for Offender Under
Supervision,” filed February 26, 2025 (ECF No. 41 – restricted document). Based
on the Defendant’s admission, the Court finds the Defendant has violated the
terms and conditions of supervised release. Accordingly, it is hereby
Ordered and Adjudged that the Defendant’s term of supervised release is
hereby reinstated and modified as follows:
1) Defendant shall participate in the Location Monitoring Program.
2) Defendant is placed on house arrest (home detention) for a period of
three months except for pre-approved activities and scheduled
absences for employment, education, religious activities, medical
treatment, attorney visits, court appearances, court-ordered
obligations, and other allowances/activities as approved by the
supervising officer.
3) Defendant is placed on monitoring technology for a period of three
months at the discretion of the supervising officer.
4) Defendant shall have no contact with Chanquavia Aquamina.
5) Defendant shall maintain verifiable employment.
6) Defendant shall comply with all other conditions of supervised release
previously imposed and set forth in the criminal judgment (ECF No.
36).
7) Violations 1 and 4 are dismissed on motion of the United States.
8) Defendant shall be released from the custody of the U.S. Marshals
Service forthwith as it relates to this case.
Case 1:21-cr-20380-RAR Document 53 Entered on FLSD Docket 03/24/2025 Page 2 of 2
USA vs. Terlent, Case No. 21-CR-20380-SCOLA
Done and Ordered at Miami, Florida, on March 24, 2025.
__________________________________
Robert N. Scola, Jr.
Senior United States District Judge
cc: AUSA Jeremy Fugate
Saam Zangeneh, Esquire
U.S. Probation Officer Karla Amaya Bonilla
U.S. Marshals Servicethe
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