Probation violations do not get bail of any kind. They must wait and appear before the magistrate that sentenced them to see what the punishment will be, if any.

You will need to locate the email address or phone number for the Parole Board (different in every state) and file a petition in opposition to the inmate's pending hearing for early release. The Board takes these petitions seriously

When an inmate is granted probation, the Probation Agent immediately conducts an initial supervision interview with the probationer. At this time, the individual is provided with the conditions of his/her probation. During the term of probation, a probation agent monitors the individual throughout the probation sentence.

It could take a few weeks or a few months, there is no specific timeline for the early release. 

The automatic 5-year sentence is if this was a felony gun probation violation. It is now up to the original sentencing judge to decide his fate.

A probation violation could be as severe as having to do the entire remaining time left on their original sentence to the judge feeling that they don't need any more time at all. The bottom line is that your loved one needs to WAKE UP and finish their probation without getting into trouble.

There is no time limit. The parole board hearing is a privilege that is given by the sentencing judge. The detaining organization decides when the parole hearings will be held and for whom.

You will have to face that warrant... your probation will not end unless you do

Usually takes a few weeks before the release takes place

He could be looking at doing the remainder of time left on his original sentence. Although that is not great news, it won't be worse than the original sentence.