The ongoing case of De Aujalae Evans, who is accused of intoxication manslaughter in the death of Fort Worth Police Sergeant Billy Randolph, has seen a new development as her lawyers are actively seeking reduced bail for their client, as per court documents filed this month. Evans, whose bond is currently set at a steep $750,000, was arrested following the tragic incident that occurred on August 12 on I-35W, where she reportedly drove under the influence and fatally struck Sgt. Randolph, who was attending to a crash scene at the time of the incident. The defense claims that the current bail amount is “excessive, oppressive and beyond the financial means of [Evans]” and is therefore unconstitutional, according to FOX 4 News.