Detroit man who assaulted pregnant mother of his child, her mom back in custody
Hudson had an emergency hearing Feb. 1
Shawn Ley, Reporter
Elizabeth Washington, Digital News Editor
DETROIT – A Detroit man who assaulted a pregnant mother of his child and her mother while on bail is back in custody.
An emergency hearing on Wednesday was held for 22-year-old Torrion Hudson, where 36th district court Judge Patricia Jefferson made the decision to revoke Hudson’s original bond.
Hudson initially had a $1 million bond, which was then reduced to $250,000.
Judge Larry Williams Jr lowered the bond for Hudson. The 22-year-old Detroit man made the bond through a bail bonds agency, got out of jail and over the weekend attacked the pregnant mother of his child and her mother.
Hudson had a bond due to his attack on a 19-year-old woman in late December at a Detroit gas station off of Davison and Livernois. Kyla Moore was shot in the throat and robbed.