Okelola’s court-appointed attorney asked the judge to deny the state’s attorney’s no bail request, adding that despite the murder charge, her client’s actions showed no premeditation or intent. A Wells Community Academy graduate, Okelola works as an electrician’s apprentice and supports two young children, and was prepared to post $10,000 as 10% of a $100,000 bail, she added.
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