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Nolan Wells case update: What did the court hear before he was jailed

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Nolan Wells case update: What did the court hear before he was jailed

Nolan Wells case update: Federal Judge Taylor McNeel revoked Edward James Porter’s bond after an emergency hearing, ordering him to remain jailed pending trial.

Porter allegedly made repeated death threats against University of Wyoming punter Bart Edmiston Jr. and his family, including threats made while Edmiston’s father underwent a medical procedure.

The judge cited Porter’s criminal history, alleged threats, flight risk and potential danger to victims and the community.

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