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This undated photo provided by Tonya Couch. The mother of a Texan teenager who used an "affluenza" defense in a deadly wreckage driving while intoxicated is back in jail. (Tarrant County Prison via AP)
Fort Worth, Texas – The mother of a Texan teenager who used an "affluenza" defense in a deadly wreckage driving while intoxicated is back in jail.
A judge quashed the 52-year-old Tonya Couch bail, citing a failed urine test, required under her $ 75,000 bond. She is at Tarrant County Jail in Fort Worth without bail since Friday.
Conditions of his affair prevented him from consuming alcohol, drugs or any medicine, or possessing firearms.
His urine tests have failed and have sent him back to prison twice since his arrest in December 2015 for money laundering and charges of apprehension.
During the trial, a psychologist blamed "Ethan Couch", the son of Couch, for "affluenza" or for having acted irresponsibly for wealth reasons, an accident of conduct in state drunk in 2013 in North Texas, which killed four people.
Couch was charged in 2016 after fleeing with his son to Mexico in 2015. Ethan Couch was released on probation in April 2018.
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