Judge Anita Sukola has denied bail modification requests for all officers accused of crimes connected to the Blue House brothel.
Citing a concern for the safety of the communities and alleged victims of the brothel, Sukola denied requests that the officers be released on a personal bond or recognizance.
Bail amounts for Officers David Manila, Mario Laxamana and Anthony Quenga are $250,000, $100,000 and $250,000, respectively.
Attorney Peter Perez, who represents Mario Laxamana, noted in court that his client intends to post bail. It is uncertain if the other officers plan to do the same.
Blue House Karaoke Lounge was located in Upper Tumon, Guam.
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