March 2026 CR&R Report, 84 Violations
Summary
The Guam Office of the Attorney General released its March 2026 Catch, Release & Re-offend (CR&R) Report documenting 84 alleged violations filed against defendants on release or probation. The report breaks down violations by assigned judge and tracks new criminal charges filed against supervised individuals. Violations decreased from 141 in February to 84 in March, and new criminal charges decreased from 32 to 11 cases.
What changed
The Guam AG's March 2026 CR&R Report is a statistical summary of alleged probation and pre-trial release violations filed against individuals under court supervision. The report shows 84 violations across nine judges, with Hon. Vernon P. Perez recording 31 violations, Hon. Alberto C. Lamorena III recording 23, and other judges recording between 1 and 17 violations each. The document tracks new criminal charges including drug possession, theft, burglary, assault, criminal sexual conduct, failure to register as a sex offender, and weapons offenses.
This is an informational report from the AG's office with no binding compliance obligations. It does not create new rules, impose penalties, or establish enforcement policy. Courts, law enforcement, and criminal justice stakeholders may use the data for monitoring purposes. The AG's commentary advocating for elimination of cashless bail and legislative changes reflects policy positions rather than enforceable directives.
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Office of the Attorney General
Douglas B. Moylan · Attorney General of Guam
134 W. Soledad Ave · Suite 301 · Hagåtña, Guam 96910 · USA
671-475-3324 · 671-475-3390(fax) · dbmoylan@oagguam.org · www.guamattorneygeneral.org
“Guam’s Toughest Law Enforcers”
Release from the Eagle’s Nest:
84 - Catch, Release & Re-offend Report
(Thursday, April 9, 2026)
(March 01, 2026 – March 31, 2026)
Guam’s “Catch Release & Re-offend” destructive cycle continues. The
attached report reflects 31 days of violations filed. The attached breakdown shows:
Hon. Vernon P. Perez 31 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Hon. Alberto C. Lamorena, III 23 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Hon. Alberto E. Tolentino 17 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Hon. Maria T. Cenzon 13 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Hon. Jonathan R. Quan 6 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Hon. Arthur R. Barcinas 3 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Hon. John C. Terlaje 1 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Hon. Sean E. Brown 0 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Hon. Dana A. Gutierrez 0 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Hon. Elyze M. Iriarte 0 Alleged Violations Noted in Attached Report
Last month 141 violations. This month 84, a decrease of 57. Within 31 days, 11
defendants were charged with new crimes occurring in March and previous months, compared
with 32 last month a decrease of 21 cases, (Drug Charges, Theft, Burglary, Assault Charges, Criminal
Sexual Conduct, Failure to Register as a Sex Offender, Possession of a Firearm without Identification,
Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle, Attempted Destruction of Evidence, Violation of a Court Order, Reckless
Conduct, DWI, Commission of Felony While on Felony Release, and Possession of a Deadly Weapon in the
Commission of a Felony) arguably creating more crime victims. The Court’s prob. officers file daily
violations against defendants. See www.guamattorneygeneral.org for the “CR&R Radar”
magistrate docs. Detailing the attached report for each defendant. Defendants are innocent until
proven guilty.
These numbers remain deadening unless you become a crime victim. Elimination of
cashless bail, and stopping meth addicts and repeat criminals’ release reduces violations and the
continuing pain and suffering among us. As Chief Law Enforcers my team continues to win jury
trials, now at 88 since taking office + creating programs that keep us safe. Deport Air, 287(g)
teamwork with DHS; a 3Rs Diversion Project exacting good deeds from criminals; and our 10
Point Anti-Crime proposed legislation are just a few ways we fight back. See our website.
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Magistrate Violations & New Case Tracking Report
From 03/02/2026 – 03/31/2026
Prepared by AG Paralegal: Mia Therese C. Aguilar
DEFENDANT CASE RELEASE
DATE VIOLATION DATE
FILED
JUDGE
ASSIGNED
- CRUZ, Corithian
Thadius
CM0271-25
Family Violence
(Misdemeanor)
January 14,
2026
Hon. Alberto C.
Lamorena, III
1st Violation
(Drug Violation):
Failed to refrain from
consuming any illegal
controlled substance on
February 16, 2026.
March 03,
2026
Hon. Alberto C.
Lamorena, III
- BLAS, Joshua
Castro
CM0203-25
Family Violence
(Misdemeanor)
December 02,
2025
Hon. Alberto C.
Lamorena, III
1st Violation
(Drug Violation):
Failed to refrain from
consuming any illegal
controlled substance on
February 27, 2026.
March 03,
2026
Hon. Alberto C.
Lamorena, III
- NUCUM, Donato CF0728-24
Aggravated Assault
(3rd Degree Felony)
(Commission of a
Felony While on Felony
Release)
Assault
(Misdemeanor)
Family Violence
(Misdemeanor)
January 13,
2026
Hon. Maria T.
Cenzon
1st Violation:
Failed to not make
contact with victim.
Warrant of Arrest:
Defendant is ordered to
be arrested and brought
before the Court of Guam
to answer to charges of
violating the conditions of
pre-trial release.
March 06,
2026
Hon. Maria T.
Cenzon
- GAMBOA, Jason
Gogue
CF0824-25
Possession of a
Schedule II Controlled
Substance
(3rd Degree Felony)
Criminal Trespass
(Violation)
February 11,
2025
Hon. Jonathan
R. Quan
1st Violation
(Drug Violation):
Failed to refrain from
consuming any illegal
controlled substance on
February 25, 2026.
March 05,
2026
Hon. Alberto E.
Tolentino
- BIVEN, Rhyan
Rommel Hartman
CM0354-25
Family Violence
(Misdemeanor)
January 21,
2026
Hon. Alberto C.
Lamorena, III
1st Violation
(Drug Violation):
Failed to refrain from
consuming any illegal
controlled substance on
February 15, 2026.
March 06,
2026
Hon. Alberto C.
Lamorena, III
- CHARGUALAF,
Nick Adam Naputi
CM0179-25
Violation of a Court
Order
(Misdemeanor)
September 29,
2025
Hon. Maria T.
Cenzon
3rd Violation
(Drug Violation):
1) Failed to refrain from
consuming any illegal
controlled substance on
March 05,
2026
Hon. Maria T.
Cenzon
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February 2026;
2) Failed to report to the
Guam Behavioral Health
and Wellness Center
(GBHWC) New
Beginnings Level I
treatment; and
3) Failed to make
payments towards fine
and court costs.
Summons:
Defendant is ordered to
appear before the Court
of Guam for a Violation
Hearing.
March 26,
2026
- LOGAN, Julian CM0245-23
Open Container of
Alcohol
(Misdemeanor)
September 15,
2026
Hon. Vernon P.
Perez
2nd Violation:
Failed to complete
conditions of Probation.
March 09,
2026
Hon. Vernon P.
Perez
- JAMANILA, Carl
Thomas
CF0148-25
Possession of a
Schedule II Controlled
Substance
(3rd Degree Felony)
August 04,
2025
Hon. Vernon P.
Perez
5th Violation
(Drug Violation):
Failed to refrain from
consuming any illegal
controlled substance on
January 09 and 14,
2026;
2) Failed to report to the
Probation Office three
times a week.
March 09,
2026
Hon. Vernon P.
Perez
- CASTIL, Jerry
Lagmay
CF0676-25
Second Degree
Criminal Sexual
Conduct
(1st Degree Felony)
(4 Counts)
January 05,
2026
Hon. Jonathan
R. Quan
1st Violation:
Failed to comply with the
conditions of the
Electronic Monitoring
(EM) Program.
March 09,
2026
Hon. Alberto E.
Tolentino
- CAMACHO,
Michael John
Cepeda
(aka Michael Jon
Cepeda Camacho;
Michael John
Camacho)
CM0354-19
Family Violence
(Misdemeanor)
CF0743-23
Theft by Receiving
(3rd Degree Felony)
Theft
(3rd Degree Felony)
Family Violence
(3rd Degree Felony)
Fraudulent Use of a
License Plate
(3rd Degree Felony)
December 02,
2025
Hon. Alberto C.
Lamorena, III
1st Violation
(in CF0743-23)
2nd Violation
(in CM0354-19):
1) Failed to report to the
Probation Office monthly;
2) Failed to complete
intake and assessment
with Client Services and
Family Counseling
(CSFC); and
3) Failed to attend the
Petty Theft Diversion
Program with the
Alternative Sentencing
Office.
March 10,
2026
Hon. Alberto C.
Lamorena, III
- SABLAN, Shaun
Christpher
CF0196-25
Possession of a
Schedule II Controlled
Substance
(3rd Degree Felony)
CM0484-25
Harassment
(Petty Misdemeanor)
Disorderly Conduct
February 13,
2026
Hon. Arthur R.
Barcinas
3rd Violation
(in CM0488-25)
(Drug Violation):
Failed to refrain from
consuming any illegal
controlled substance on
February 25, 2026.
4th Violation
(in CM0484-25)
March 09,
2026
Hon. Alberto E.
Tolentino
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