DETROIT – Police in Michigan are on a statewide search for a convicted murderer who has been ordered to wear a tether despite the Attorney General's request for revoking his bond.
Dwayne Ballinger, 31, was found guilty of killing two men in 2006. He was sentenced to life in prison.
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He was released on bond Monday pending an appeal of that sentence. On Thursday, the Michigan Attorney General called Ballinger a danger to the community and is asking the Appeals Court to revoke Ballinger's bond and put him back behind bars.
A judge ruled Thursday that Ballinger will have to wear a tether. He must report Friday morning to get his GPS tether. The judge would not revoke bond.