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16 & Pregnant Alum Granted Bond

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Whitney Purvis has received bond. 

After the 16 and Pregnant alum was arrested July 7 amid a Drug Enforcement Agency investigation for involuntary manslaughter, she was granted a $15,000 bond in the state of Georgia July 17, according to police records viewed by E! News. 

Under jurisdiction of the bond, Purvis, 33, may not consume alcohol or “dangerous” and “illegal” drugs, per the documents viewed by E! News. She will also remain under a curfew and must comply with ongoing treatment, as well as submit monthly drug screenings. 

The documents, viewed by E! News, also noted that Purvis may not contact the family of the victim, who was identified in an affidavit previously obtained by E! News as John Mark Harris. 

However Purvis is still in police custody at the moment, Deputy Corey Bowers, the public information officer for Floyd County Sheriff’s Office confirmed. As the officer told People in a statement, “just because someone is granted a bond does not mean they will bond out.”



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