I would say no. The person who put up the bond through the bondsman is no longer responsible for the remaining balance because 1) The bondsman signed off most likely because the Judge revoked the bond .When a person on bond commits another crime (especially a felony) he/she violates the conditions of the bond set forth by the Judge.and the bond is then void. 2) Since the bondsman signed off he/she releases the person/s who put up said bond from any future liability. For one thing…since the person who committed the crime while on bond is in jail with no bond on the first case now ,and is awaiting arraignment or whatever proceeding he/she is in the “stage”of for the second case…. IT’S OBVIOUS THEY WILL APPEAR FOR COURT!!! And that is the Purpose of a bond/bondsman! Call the bondsman to verify what I’ve told you…..hopefully this will ease your mind!