UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. WRIGHT

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
COLUMBUS DIVISION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
v. 	NO. 4:16-CR-20-001(CDL)
WILFRED E. WRIGHT
ORDER
On October 6, 2025, Supervised Releasee, Wilfred E. Wright, appeared before this Court for a
Final Hearing on Revocation of Supervised Release. After testimony from the U.S. Probation
Office and Wright, the Court concluded the conditions of supervised release had been violated as
outlined in Violation Numbers 1 through 5 of the Petition for Warrant or Summons for Offender
Under Supervision (ECF No. 76). The Court issued an oral order from the bench. 	Today’s order
memorializes that oral order in writing to avoid any misunderstanding and to facilitate the
Probation Office’s continued supervision of Mr. Wright.
The Court ordered that sentencing on the pending petition for revocation be held in abeyance for a
period of 12 months. During the 12 months, the Court further directed that Wright continue the
term of supervised release as ordered April 11, 2017 (ECF No. 44). All conditions of supervision
imposed on that date remain in effect, with the following modifications:
1. 	You shall participate in a mental health treatment program and comply with the treatment
regimen of your mental health provider. The U.S. Probation Office shall administratively
supervise your participation in the program by approving the program and monitoring your
participation in the program. 	You shall contribute to the costs of such treatment not to
exceed an amount determined reasonable by the court approved “U.S. Probation Office’s
Sliding Scale for Services”, and shall cooperate in securing any applicable third-party
payment, such as insurance or Medicaid.
2. 	You shall participate in an anger management counseling program and follow the rules and
regulations of that program. The probation officer, in consultation with the program
provider, will supervise your participation in the program (provider, location, modality,
duration, intensity, etc.)
3. 	You shall share your private mental health provider information with the U.S. Probation
Office and sign a Release of Information for that provider allowing the U.S. Probation
Office to contact that provider and obtain information.
4. 	You shall participate in a program of drug and alcohol testing and treatment. The U.S.
Probation Office shall administratively supervise your participation in the program by
approving the program, administering the testing, and supervising the treatment. You shall
contribute to the costs of such treatment not to exceed an amount determined reasonable by
the court approved “U.S. Probation Office’s Sliding Scale for Services”, and shall
cooperate in securing any applicable third-party payment, such as insurance or Medicaid.
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5. 	Technology Access Program (TAP) Level 3 Conditions, as previously imposed, including
the following:
- 	You shall submit to the installation of monitoring hardware, software or services that
the Probation Office will use to manage and view your computer and Internet activity.
You may be required to pay all expenses related to this monitoring.
- 	You shall submit your computer, associated hardware, cellular devices and digital
media for review by the Probation Office. The review may include data you have stored
on remote servers, such as cloud storage, social media applications or any other online
account or service.
- 	You shall provide the Probation Office with 	truthful and 	complete information
regarding all computer hardware, software, Internet providers, cellular devices and
storage media to which you have access, whether at home, work, or other locations.
You shall also provide all passwords used on your computer, cellular devices and
online accounts.
- 	You are only authorized to use computers or cellular devices that are approved by the
Probation Office. Any computer or cellular device in your residence or possession must
be approved by the Probation Office.
- 	You shall not own or possess any type of camera, photographic device or video
producing device without the approval of the Probation Office.
- 	You shall not use any network or Internet connection other than those which are
authorized by the Probation Office.
- 	You are prohibited from access to the Internet or any public or private computer
network at any location unless approved by the Probation Office. This includes but is
not limited to computers or devices located in private homes, libraries, schools, cyber
cafes or other public or private locations.
- 	You shall not use or own any device which allows Internet access unless approved by
the Probation Office. This includes but is not limited to PDAs, electronic games,
Internet appliances and cellular devices.
- 	All repairs to your authorized computer systems and cellular devices must be pre-
approved by the Probation Office. Repairs must be performed by repair locations
approved by the Probation Office. Documentation indicating repairs and reason for
repairs must be obtained and submitted to the Probation Office.
- 	You shall not make modifications or install software on authorized computer systems
or cellular devices without pre-approval by the Probation Office.
- 	You shall not dispose of computers, storage devices or other Internet capable devices
without the approval of the Probation Office.
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- 	You will allow the Probation Office to use detection tools to discover the existence of
wireless Internet signals or devices at your residence.
- 	You shall relinquish possession of your computer and associated hardware and media
to the Probation Office at the onset of the modified supervision conditions, if a review
cannot be completed onsite or if prohibited content is discovered.
- 	You shall not possess or use removable media configured with bootable operating
systems or portable web browsers.
- 	You 	shall 	obtain 	approval 	and 	authorization 	by 	the 	Probation 	Office 	prior 	to
establishing and/or accessing email accounts, chat rooms, instant messaging services,
social networking sites, peer-to-peer networks or other online environments.
A Final Hearing on Revocation of Supervised Release, at which time sentencing on the pending
revocation will occur, will be scheduled for the end of the 12-month abeyance period
SO ORDERED this 12th day of November, 2025.
S/Clay D. Land
CLAY D. LAND
U.S. DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
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