Phan Brothers' Bail Hearing Paused
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Three brothers, Billoeum, Billy, and Channa Phan, who have been held without bail for over five years in a Lowell murder case, may soon be released after a lower court judge set their bail at $25,000 each. However, the Supreme Judicial Court paused this order due to concerns about a key investigator, State Police Sergeant Scott Quigley, who allegedly drove drunk and crashed into a medical van, causing the death of a disabled man. Quigley denies the allegations, but his blood alcohol level was found to be above the legal limit. The lower court judge pointed to the late disclosure of Quigleys issues as a problem, as he was a lead witness and part of the prosecution team. Prosecutors have appealed the bail order, and the brothers must remain in home confinement until further notice.
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