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Newton County prosecutor asks for no bond or high bond for Neosho man charged with DWI in fatal crash



A 1 p.m. Monday, March 2 bond reduction hearing has been scheduled in Newton County Circuit Court for Isaac O'Neal, 23, Neosho, who is charged with driving while intoxicated-death of another, in connection with the February 20 collision that killed Mason McNutt, 23, Neosho.

O'Neal was arraigned Monday and entered a not guilty plea.

Newton County Prosecuting Attorney William Lynch filed a request that either O'Neal be held without bond or that a high bond be set. Lynch listed three reasons.

 

1. Defendant was residing in Newton County with the family of the Victim,

2. Defendant no longer has a place to stay in the State of Missouri,

3. Defendant’s family resides in the State of Georgia.
 Judge Jacob Skouby will preside over the bond reduction hearing.

 

Former teacher, newspaper reporter and editor, covering Joplin and the Four-State Area since 2003.