Less than 48 hours after he left jail, investigators say Evans broke into a detached garage early Sunday at the Cedar Rapids home of Gina Frederiksen. Evans was jailed April 16, a day after he allegedly broke into an unoccupied car in Cedar Rapids and stole items valued at less than $200. A judge ordered him released on pretrial supervision by the Department of Corrections, which typically involves routine check-ins with an officer. Evans was also suspected in a November 2017 arson at a Cedar Rapids houseboat that had been burglarized. The order that released Evans from jail was signed by Judge Russell Keast and said only, "By agreement of the parties, the defendant is released on his own recognizance pending further proceedings."

Source: Fox News May 03, 2018 18:56 UTC