Andrew Paul Johnson, Insider #1732

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Criminal History

Johnson has a long criminal history. It consists of numerous misdemeanor convictions, ranging from trespass (July 3, 2008), resisting arrest (July 3, 2008, March 30, 2017, and June 3, 2022), communicating threats (March 30, 2017), possession of illicit substances (February 17, 2006), driving under the influence (June 3, 2022), driving with a revoked/suspended license (June 3, 2022), and probation violations (July 3, 2008). Johnson also has a felony conviction for the use of a fraudulent identification card (June 3, 2022).
Over the course of approximately one year, from May 11, 2023 to June 25, 2024, the Pretrial Services Agency for the District of Columbia (“PSA”) identified ten separate instances where Johnson was in non-compliance with his conditions of release. (May 11, 2023 violation for address verification and for arrest and charges by Florida local authorities for driving with a suspended license and possession of Cyclobenzaprine, a controlled substance); (May 22, 2023 violation for arrest and charge for driving with a suspended license); (June 7, 2023 violation for unauthorized possession of a driver’s license, resisting an officer, and driving under the influence); ECF No. 29 (July 14, 2023 violation for failure to report a law enforcement contact where Johnson was alleged to have attempted to commit retail theft but did not receive any ticket or citation); (December 4, 2023 violation for failure to establish contact with PSA); (February 20, 2024 violation for failure to check in with PSA); (April 2, 2024 violation for failure to check in with PSA); (May 9, 2024 violation for failure to check in with PSA); ECF No. 47 (May 30, 2024 violation for failure to check in with PSA); (June 25, 2024 violation for failure to check in with PSA)

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