New evidence has surfaced against a member of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians who may have violated the terms of her probation.

Stacy Cheyenne Barajas-Nunez, 26, was sentenced to home detention after pleading guilty to a murder-for-hire plot. Barely two weeks later, she was arrested for an incident in the tribe's casino parking lot.

A judge was set to determine whether Barajas-Nunez violated her probation by going to the casino at a hearing yesterday. But the proceeding was rescheduled after new evidence, in the form of a DVD, was turned over to the defense.

Barajas-Nunez could face a minimum of 10 years in prison for violating her probation.

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New evidence delays San Bernardino probation hearing for San Manuel tribal member (The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin 12/12)

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