A preliminary hearing for David Jassy, also known by his stage name Dave Monopoly, is scheduled to take place in early March.

“Nothing has changed with the conditions of my client’s detention. But the prosecutor gave me the autopsy report today and now I’ll sit down and go through it before the preliminary hearing,” said Jassy’s lawyer Donald Etra to the TT news agency.

Jassy was arrested on November 24th following the death of 55-year-old John Osnes, a respected jazz pianist and advocate for pedestrians’ rights.

According to prosecutors, Osnes hit the hood of Jassy’s car at a crosswalk in Hollywood, at which point Jassy got out of the vehicle and proceeded to beat Jassy to the ground.

Jassy then got back into his vehicle, a large SUV, and ran over Osnes as he fled the scene.

Osnes later died from his injuries.

Jassy was remanded in custody on murder charges on December 17th.

Monday’s hearing to extend the detention order was routine, according to Nina Ersman, Sweden’s consul general in Los Angeles.

Etra had previously attempted to get the judge to lower Jassy’s bail from $1 million to between $100,000 and $250,000. But the judge denied the request, noting that Jassy was a flight risk on account of his Swedish citizenship, and family ties in Italy and Gambia, according to the LA Times newspaper.