DC is a trans-friendly city so he should fit in.
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Christory Chris is no longer in custody.
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The lawyer I am sure pulled some strings to get him in.I thought so too, cos the receipts I saw on Twitter literally said "bond".
"Living in the community" means what specifically? Him being homeless and sleeping behind a dumpster because he has nowhere to go? Or placement at a facility like @Sailfish theorized? If the claim about him being in Maryland is true, how the hell did he end up there? Did someone pick him up? I know there's a huge trans community in Maryland, several big trans Youtubers (ContraPoints, Kalvin Garrah, RGR) are from there. Maybe the trans community has claimed Chris?
"If he breaks any of the conditions of his release", but this once again assumes he's capable of understanding what those conditions actually mean. This is someone who has already once escaped. Does this person strike officials as someone who is at all capable of understanding what the conditions are, let alone of following them?
