In criminal court proceedings, judges conduct probable cause hearings to determine if there is sufficient evidence to proceed with a case, and then set bond conditions that may include prohibitions on alcohol consumption, illegal drug use, weapons possession, and contact with victims, along with requirements for random testing, employment, and court appearances.
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Judge Fleischer IS BACK! Docket May 28th, 2026 Full Docket本站添加:
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>> Well, You ready?
>> Yes.
>> Rolling up.
You said page 16.
>> You are Mr. Appalinar. Yes, sir. You're charged with falsifying drug test results. You're facing up to 6 months in jail and or $2,000 fine along with the driving while intoxicated. We're going to do probable cause. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you. You have the right to have an attorney present. If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you, sir. Okay.
>> On May 20th, Harris County, officer conducted a traffic stop on a motor vehicle for going 56 mph in a 45 mph zone. The defendant and driver had red, watery, bloodshot eyes and a photo of alcoholic beverage and was repeatedly asked the same questions. Defendant refused a search of the motor vehicle.
So officer deployed a canine unit for an open air sniff and alerted to narcics in the driver's side door. Search located a clear liquid squirt bottle. The officer gave uh by training to be quote fake pee. SFSTs were attempted but during the HGN the defendant kept staring at the officer after administering the test and he did not participate in any other SFSTs. The IC was then read against the defendant did not reply. The post search warrant was drafted and executed and blow at that point.
>> So what was the stop?
>> Uh he was speeding uh 56 out of 45.
>> Got it. Okay. You said was there alcohol in the cut or no?
>> Uh no judge. Just a sign from the defendant of red watery blush eyes and odor alcohol. There is an odor alcohol.
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay. All right. Mr. Alanar, I'm going to find that there's probable cause to go forward with your case as a condition of your bond. I'm ordering you not to consume alcohol, illegal drugs, or unprescribed controlled medication. I'm going to randomly test you. If I find that you're using alcohol or illegal drugs, I will revoke your bond, put you in jail. No more PR bonds for you. Do you understand? Yes, ma'am.
Does he have a license to drive? Does he have any private behind?
>> No prior eligible.
>> You are not allowed to drive unless you have a valid Texas driver license and liability insurance. You must maintain insurance in your name. If you don't have it, then do not drive. That is also a condition of your bond.
>> How do you support yourself, sir? I work uh full time in my garden.
>> Okay. We are going to reset your case to give you time to hire a lawyer. I will have you go to Victoria sign a reset.
You'll get with Victoria for your bond conditions and after that Veronica for your bond conditions. After that, you'll be free to go.
>> Do not pick up any new cases. Do you understand? Otherwise, I will put you in jail. And if I have to revoke your bond, you've got two cases. It's just not going to go well for you. You understand?
>> All right. Come on.
>> All right. You judge page four and five black.
[clears throat] >> You were Tavian Black. Mr. black. You charge of assault of a family member and unlawful restraint and interference with emergency request for assistance. You're facing up to a year on each of those cases. We are going to do probable cause. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you. You have the right to have an attorney present and if you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you.
>> On May 21st in Harris County, the officer plane witness advised officer that heard her boyfriend, the defendant had gotten into an argument. Uh she walked out of the house at which point the defendant started following her down the street, picked her up over his shoulder and brought her back to the house and held her down with a quote bear hug style hold. When the defendant put her down, he flipped her and hit her head on the dresser, causing swelling and pain. The defendant had complained his phone and prevented her from calling 911 and Naid snatched her iPad from her when she tried to call from that and then holding her in another bear style hug to prevent her from leaving the house again. Complainer was able to get loose and ran out of the home. Defendant followed and pulled her down by her night gown causing a cut on her arm and pain when he dragged her back inside the house. 911 was later called at her grandmother's house nearby.
>> Mr. black. I'm going to find that there's probable cause to go forward with your case as a condition of your bond. You were ordered not to consume alcohol, illegal drugs, or unprescribed controlled medication. I'm going to test you like crazy to make sure that you're not using you since 2019.
You have three open cases now. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and now eight, nine, and 10. What on earth do you do with your time now, Mr. Black?
When is the last time you've had a full-time job?
>> When is the last time you've had a fulltime J O B of what decade?
It's time for you to get a full-time job and that is now a condition of your bond. I'm going to bring you back in two weeks and if I don't see at least 30 applications filed for a new job on which you have 30 days to get a new job, fulltime employment. I don't care where it is, but it better be fulltime 9 to5. Do you understand? You will be tested 30 days from today. If you test positive for anything, your bond will go bye-bye. And if I have to revoke your bond, I'm going to make it hell of a high. You understand me? If you try to have any contact with the complaining witness in this case, go to where she lives or where she works, I will deem you a public danger. And likewise, I have no problem setting each of your bonds at $150,000.
I will protect my community at all costs. Do you understand me?
>> Yes, sir.
Do you mind printing out the protective order so I can put no contact on? There is a protective order that has been issued in this case and you need to get to know it. This protective order includes you not going back to the house on P road. You go back. They can file an additional post against you. A violation of the protective order. you violate conditions on those, I can have a hearing told you at zero bond and I will do it in a heartbeat to protect every person here. Do you understand me? You have two weeks to come back with 30 applications. You have 30 days to have a job and to test negative for everything.
I'm going to have you sign a reset and then we'll have you taken the jury box.
All right. Next is 37 and 38.
Bruce, >> Miss Cochril, do you have an arraignment?
>> No, judge. I have a client in custody right now, but they have not brought him up.
>> Uh, Raul Quent Quetto. Cue E. Judge.
>> What is his last name again?
>> C U E T O Quto. C uh >> do they give him another PR bond here?
>> No, they set him at 7500. Judge So he's represented by Mr. Clay. Is this right?
>> Take a seat for me in the jury box. Wait till Mr. >> On both of them.
>> Just page 23.
Maldivar, you're charged with assault, bodily injury. You're facing up to a year in jail and or $4,000 fine. We are going to do probable cause. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you. You have the right to have an attorney present. If you cannot afford one, or will be appointed to you, man.
On May 21st in Harris County, officer at Chavez High School responded to a fight in progress. Witness stated that Gat location was able to detain one of the combat suspect as she was walking away.
The defendant ran towards them and began to swing with a closed fist striking point on the left side of her face that she did.
>> Are there codependents?
>> I don't have any objection.
Miss Salivar, I'm going to find that there's probable cause to go forward with your case. As a condition of your bond, you're ordered not to have any contact with the complaining witness, not to be in possession of any weapons, and not to go back to the school. Do you understand? If you violate these conditions, I will order arrest. I'm going to put you in jail, you will not get any more PR bonds. This is not a revolving door. You pick up a new case or endanger our city. It's not going to go well for you. How old are you? 17.
We can appoint your lawyer today if you'd like. Do you want a courtappointed lawyer, ma'am?
Okay. I need you to fill out an application for me. So, deputy, we'll give you an application. I'm going to have you sign a reset. We will have bond conditions created for you to sign. Do not leave until you sign the bond conditions. Okay.
All right. Judge. Page 32. Walter.
Miss Walker, you're charged with criminal mischief. You're facing up to 6 months in jail and or $2,000 fine. We're going to do probable cause. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can, it will be used against you.
You have the right to have an attorney present. If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you, ma'am. On May 20th, Harris County officer was working an off offduty job [clears throat] at a club when a group of individuals were being escorted out due to causing a disturbance. During the escort process, the defendant became disorderly non-compliant and jumped onto the hood of the patrol officer vehicle. Uh the off vehicle while standing on the hood, defendant began dancing, causing damage to the vehicle. Officer observed scratches and other dams consistent with the defendant's actions for an estimated cost of repair for $300.
>> Okay. Um, Miss Walker, as a condition of your I'm going to find that there's probable cause to go forward with your case. As a condition of your bond, you're ordered not to consume alcohol or illegal drugs.
You will be tested. If I find that you're using, I will revoke your bond and put you in jail. You were not allowed to go back to this nightclub and not to have contact with the complaining witness in this case. Do you understand?
How old are you, ma'am?
>> Do you have the ability to hire a lawyer?
What do you do with yourself these days?
What does that mean?
>> Is that is that something full-time?
And how much money do you make a month?
Give me a roundabout.
>> I don't know who you have in this life, man, but if I have to revoke your bond and put you in jail and make your bond to 10 to $20,000.
>> You don't have anyone to pony up that kind of money, you'll be stuck like Chuck with me for a long time. Do you understand? I'm not asking for much. I want my city safe. I'm going to do it at all costs. I'll have the deputy will give you an application for a courtappointed lawyer. I'm going to have you sign a reset and then we'll have you take a seat in the jury box while you fill it out. I'll take a look if you qualify. We'll appoint you a lawyer today. Do not leave until you sign our bond commissions. All right.
>> Okay. Please.
>> That's it for now.
>> So, no contact or don't worry about it because she'll be supervised. No alcohol, no dope, no weapons, no going back to the nightclub. No contact. Yes.
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Hey, how are you? Just what's new, man?
>> I signed something for you already. I think it was a interlock removal. Is that right? Does that sound right? other people as well.
>> Oh, does he?
>> Well, a lot of people forget to take it off. They just don't do it.
I get we get 10 year old cases that they get pin.
>> Hi. Hi, Miss Cam. Are you ready?
You go ahead and actually set her on the doset tomorrow, but I am going to be on a flight to Egypt tomorrow. So, I could please come in today. Would you mind hearing?
>> Absolutely. Of course. What's your cause number?
>> It's 2609070.
[clears throat] >> Miss Alvio Restro, come up.
I I completely understand the situation and she completely understands the situation that she's in.
>> Apparently not.
I told you there was strict compliance and now you are allegedly consuming alcohol.
You now have forced my hand, man.
Because if I don't, then I'm telling you, your bond violations will have no effect. Do you understand what I mean?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Right. So, I am now revoking your bond.
You will go to jail. I'm sorry, I'm scared. Okay. Uh, the bond's at 3,000 now. I'll set it at 5,0001. If she bonds out, she'll get a scram and then we'll just continue to do this. Next time it'll double or triple. Next time quintuple.
Up to you.
>> Judge, would you be willing to put her on a scram today if I can explain? I was going to say she will.
>> It's a No, I understand.
>> It's a second violation. I mean, at some point I have to, you know, >> I understand.
>> Sorry, but have fun in Egypt.
>> [laughter] >> just informed that she also has violations that are pending. Did you want to read the rest of >> Yeah, that way we can just do >> Yeah.
>> What now? What are the other viol?
>> Yeah, it's again >> Ally, did you hear that?
>> Allie, did you hear that? She has more violations. They're going to file a third bond violation report. So, >> for what it's worth, She's just I mean she's definitely going in. Just file it and then I will just put the same amount that I'm going to do now.
>> Okay.
Actually, hey, I'm going to do 5,0002 because she has two B.
>> Hi. Are you ready?
>> Come on. Good morning.
>> Good morning.
Um, your honor, last week.
>> Okay.
>> And then we had another court setting.
It was like week three setting. I still >> for you guys to decide whether you want to set up a trial or whether you want to do something else. So judge, that's where you think that you because when you ordered the breath test, you said whatever's not in day is not coming in and got the breath test about 10 minutes later at least before documented. So we were wondering if we wanted >> Oh, well then I mean that's fine as long as they had it. I mean they had 10 minutes later.
>> Yeah. If they didn't have it by that day or by at least by the end of docket.
>> Oh, okay.
>> Yeah. Okay. So that changes things. Uh, so I think we're going to do a service here, but my client's not here today.
>> That's a problem.
>> We could tomorrow.
>> No, I mean, you don't have to do that.
Just Monday or Tuesday. Yeah. I I don't care. But, you know, any day next week.
>> He's got to be here.
>> Yeah. Okay. Thank you.
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>> Did they just show up?
>> They were here.
>> Okay.
>> Dang. [clears throat] Louise.
>> Um, who is it?
Bottom of 24.
>> Santos.
[clears throat] >> Ready.
>> 262 0877.
>> Miss Santos, >> did you did you get the call number or do you have it? Santos last >> 62077 26 0877 >> You were charged with assault of a family member.
>> You're facing up to a year in jail andor a $4,000 fine.
We are going to do probable cause. You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can or will be used against you.
You have the right to have an attorney present.
>> If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you.
>> Okay.
>> On [clears throat] May 20th, Harris County officer with dispatch complaining witnesses on scene stated that they were assaulted by their mother. The defendant >> complaining person complaining with stated defendant woke him up asking for his keys so she can drive his car.
Complainant told her no because she was clearly intoxicated.
Then made his way to the parking lot with his brother number two and defendant followed them and proceeded to take a witness with her as well. Plane witness 2 grabbed the witness from defendant and as he did defendant grabbed his wrist, scratched his right arm and wrist with her nails causing pain.
>> One pushed defendant away. Defendant then threw the keys to complainant one and hit complainant two on his arm.
>> Uh complainant two had scratches on his right arm consistent with being scratched with fingernails.
Plan once stated that his mother the defendant >> came home intoxicated as for a ride.
Asked where she wanted to go. Defendant said that it was none of his business and complainant told the defendant he was not going to take her anywhere.
Walked to his vehicle with the siblings.
Defendant followed asking for the keys >> trying to take the keys from him.
The defendant got upset and [clears throat] started balling her fist and hitting him on his left forearm with the house keys in her hand, slapping the complainant in the face five times with open-handed.
Complainant had scratches on his left forearm.
Miss Santos, I'm going to find that there are sufficient probable cause to go forward with your case. I'm now entering what's called a match order for emergency protection. This is a court order that identifies Mr. Santos as a protected individual. You cannot commit family violence or an assault against this person. Commit [clears throat] and act in furtherance on an offense under section 42.072 072 of the Texas Penal Code, which is a stalking statute. You cannot threaten, harass, use another person to communicate a threat or harassing behavior. You cannot be in possession of a weapon or go within 200 ft of where he lives or where he works.
>> This is a second alcohol related arrest that we have here. As a result, you're ordered not to consume alcohol, illegal drugs, or unprescribed controlled medication, and you will get a portable device that you're going to take with you everywhere you go to prove to me that you're not consuming alcohol. If you do, you will go to jail. No more PR bonds. Do you understand? I just about 10 minutes ago put someone in jail for allegedly consuming alcohol. Do not do it.
Do you understand? I don't care what your reason is. I don't care what the excuse. I don't care if it's mouthwash, anything. Do you understand?
Do you have the ability to hire a lawyer?
>> I'd like to ask for a courtappointed one.
>> Everybody wants a free lawyer.
>> It doesn't work like that. You have to qualify, meaning that you were at the federal poverty guideline to qualify.
Are you currently employed?
Yes.
>> And how much do you make a month?
>> Uh, weekly around $400.
>> I can have you fill out an application.
I will take a look. I need to know everything whether any other sources of income, what expenses you have, children, and then I'll take a look to see whether you qualify. Understand that this is not a revolving door. If I have to put you in jail, there will be no more PR bonds for you.
>> You understand? Yes, sir. Come on.
Sean, >> did she use the keys >> as a weapon?
the same like this with keys in >> so didn't put like the keys in between and try to Yeah.
>> It makes a difference because on the protective order we can do 91 days versus 121 days if there's a serious you know if there's a deadly weapon or serious bodily injury. So what I'm seeing differently is that he's being dragged on nothing.
>> Would you say that's a deadly weapon, Mr. Hyde?
>> Um, this landed one. It doesn't allow me to check how I can put the date for the protective order.
>> But it's okay.
>> I also have to add money on there. So I have to put the details for also sitting here.
Hey, Marcus. What's up, man?
>> Roach.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> Say it again.
>> Jose Flores are going to the office today.
>> How'd it get so old though?
>> He was working schedu.
>> Okay. Does he need a mitigation packet, Mr. Hyde? Judge, >> is he here?
>> He is present judge.
>> Okay.
>> Okay, great. So, all you need you can do the application now.
>> Really? It's up to you. I mean, I don't know how busy you are, but you know.
>> Um, but any day next week if he doesn't have it done, then I'm rolling him day for day.
>> All right. That's fair.
>> Okay.
Uh, next is Mixon. M I S O N.
>> He used to in the proc getting his live.
He has a lot of tickets. Uh, so he said receipts that he paid that.
>> Oh, I don't see Nixon.
>> M with M.
>> Oh, Mixon.
Oh, how >> it's 207 days though, man.
>> It is, Judge. Um, he he sent my receipts last night showing that he's he's paying tickets. So, we can put you next week.
Feel free to get that resolved.
>> The problem is, and you know as well as I know, when you just pay a ticket, it ends as a conviction, right? All you're going to end up is more points on your license. And when DPS gets a hold of it, it's just more suspensions on top of more suspensions. So >> also see he's currently in his license listed as suspended no lift date that's revoked sex. Correct. You know when I look him up on text eligibility, it says go to get a license.
>> I mean that's stuff that he should have done many many moons ago. We're now 200.
I can't just continue to reset it to reset it when there's no clear end in sight. I mean, I'll give you the same thing till next week.
>> Okay. And I'll talk to John.
>> But yeah, either he can get on a deferred and try to work on it while the deferred or $100 on two, >> you know, but >> Okay.
>> It's already 207. So, pick a day next week. Same thing.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. Who's next?
>> Last one is Sanchez. Judge.
>> Um, Sanchez, you emailed the heat mitigation. John approved it.
>> Great. Is he here now?
>> My mistake. I don't know why SC is looking at my docket.
>> Does he have it?
>> So, I'll see if I can get him here. If not, >> no, it's just pick the same thing next week. Put them all three on the same day next week >> and then have him come into >> Yeah. Yeah. He's got to go do a walk through T-Rex.
>> T-Roke.
Okay.
>> And your honor, uh, we get talked to debate about the issues that we see on the case and we're ready to set.
>> Okay. So, but understand is Miss Almador here?
>> Yes, she is your honor.
>> So, do you mind bringing her up?
>> Yes, she's a Spanish.
>> Uh, hold on. Let me get Luis cuz just Yeah, >> cuz today is the plea bargain deadline.
>> You're 200 days. So, if she doesn't take it, if you said it, great. But we are going to go. I will not accept any more offers after today of being as old as it is. So if we said it, she is going. Just make her understand that.
>> Your honor, I spoke to her and I think we have a strong case. So >> Okay.
>> Um Okay. Set it.
>> Sure.
>> Yeah. But just let know that there's no more plea bargain offers.
>> I try to see if they want to go to PCI.
They don't.
>> Okay.
And um if you want to agree the interpreter or should I just >> No, just if you've explained to her that there's no more agreements after this today so that she knows that I'm not going to accept anymore. Either they dismiss it or we're going.
>> Oh, good.
>> Okay.
>> Hello.
>> Good morning, honor.
>> Good morning.
>> I'm here on our committee.
>> Okay.
>> Today we're going to complete the make sure that we submit it properly and all that details. Um K has done processing it so we can't confirm that last case. Uh >> do you have everything though? They've turned in everything.
>> Uh the last thing I had that there's a contract and >> do you have the contract?
>> Kenneth.
>> Okay. So you should also you guys have to get the interlock. It's we got the interl contract.
>> I still have a note confirming any of it.
>> Okay. Have you shown it to Mr. Hyde?
>> Yeah. I just uh >> so maybe once they see it, if you give it a little bit of time, they'll follow the supervision order today and then you're done.
>> Okay.
>> Either that or if it's going to take a while. I mean, you roll it till like beginning of next week. Yeah. Whatever you want. It's up to you. I mean, you still have some time. So, if you want to wait a week, that's fine. Okay.
>> It's up to you.
>> We'll get it. Thank you so much. Yes, of course.
Are you here, Mr. Nichols?
>> I am. Yes, sir.
>> You have more details?
>> Yes.
>> All right. Show me.
>> He broke it down.
very last.
So the 2500, right?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay, I'll grant it for you.
>> Thank you very much.
>> Okay, ma'am.
>> Uh, also a couple issues. Uh, we would like to set it for trial. Uh, obviously for enough time for that person to review what he needs to review. Um, we understand that the case >> How long is it going to take for him to get everything done? Do you think >> I think he'd get it done within 30 days, but the problem is his trial availability. Um he has his next one of the less expensive ones that he's mostly demand.
>> You're already 222 days. I mean, we're not going August is way too way too far.
I mean, I think that June, maybe July, I may be able to squeeze him in on July 6th if I really beg him.
>> Do it.
>> Yep. Set up for July 6th.
>> And my last uh motion that I filed with the court or with the clerk was a motion to remove his scram. Uh your honor, placed the scram on him recently. Uh he does have an interlock. I said no violations with scram and we are asking if you could please have the scram removed but please keep the interlock in place >> and I want to make sure we presented that to you rather than a visiting judge.
>> Yeah, I'm don't think they would take it off. I would hope not.
>> But regardless, I didn't ask to present it. I want to make sure you I didn't want you to think I was trying to go around your back.
I mean, if you want, I'll give you a portable device because I want to make sure he's not drinking. If you want something less intrusive, I'm happy to give you a portable device. Does he have that now?
>> He has a earlock device.
>> Yeah. Well, right. But the problem is is that if you're not driving, we'll never know >> unless >> I want to make sure he's not >> unless you require him to blow like three times a day.
>> We don't put blow schedules on interlocks. So, um, >> can I ask you real quick?
>> Sure. If you Yeah. Either the the portable device or >> understood. Thank you.
>> For sure.
JP, of course.
He's just hanging out.
Well, I'll send the Sounds good.
Sorry.
What's your name?
Right.
First should be quick.
>> What's your cause number?
>> Before you touch 2628 >> case not found 26.
>> Okay. It was just one too many zeros on Franklin.
>> Sorry.
>> Right.
>> Yes. Um Franklin he administrators work that was on docket yesterday.
>> Well, wait a second. Hold on. Are you representing him?
>> Yes, I'm I'm gonna sign on. I haven't filed yet, but I'm gonna sign on.
>> Okay. I [clears throat] need you to sign on today. We're going to talk about it.
>> He's here today. He just missed his court date by day. Uh he just read the paperwork. He's here.
>> Where's Mr. Franklin now?
>> You mind bringing him up?
>> Yeah, of course.
>> All right. Did you get the class number?
>> Yes, did you guys get it?
Mr. Franklin, you're charged with unlawful carrying of a weapon. You're facing up to a year in jail and or a $4,000 fine. We are going to do probable cause. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you. You have the right to have an attorney present. If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you.
>> Okay.
>> On May 28th in Harris County, officer on patrol [clears throat] observed a motor vehicle expired dealer plate. A traffic stop was detected on the vehicle. On contact, officer detected an odor of marijuana from the motor vehicle. While speaking with the defendant, officer observed a firearm tucked between the defendant's leg and the center console.
Uh, search the vehicle located marijuana hidden in driver side floorboard and Glock night scene.
>> He reeks of booze.
Someone reeks of booze. smell that that's not me.
I hear what you're saying though.
>> She smell alcohol.
>> Mr. Franklin just had a case dismissed two months ago. Tell me it's the same damn thing. Same damn facts.
Pulled over, smell of marijuana, finding a gun. Tell me the same damn thing.
>> Yes, judge.
>> You are ordered not to consume alcohol or illegal drugs, including marijuana.
And I'm going to test you 30 days from today, Mr. Franklin. Do you understand >> what happens if you test positive?
>> Right.
>> Does he have a license to drive?
>> He does.
>> [clears throat] >> It's a little bit possession.
I'm going to reinstate your bond today, Mr. Franklin, but let me make something abundantly clear to you. I don't give a rat's behind who you're hanging out with. I don't care what party you're going to. I don't care what kind of ailments you may have. Do not use marijuana, THC oil, vape pens, pills, anything illegal. I will give you the benefit of the doubt. We will reset this case 40 days from today and you will get tested at that date. Do you understand?
>> Listen, you are not allowed to drive unless you have valid liability insurance in your name as well. If you don't have any car insurance, then do not drive. That is also a condition of your bond. Do you understand? Yes, sir.
>> Okay, JP.
>> Please file it. Oh, also no weapons. If I find that you have a gun or any kind of weapons, likewise, you will not get any more PR bonds. If you were late, if you miss court again, you will go to jail. I'm reinstating your bond now. You get only one time. You understand?
>> Okay. See you in 40 days.
>> Victoria, did you get the cause number?
>> Okay, [clears throat] >> you ready?
>> Ready.
>> It's 262.
>> It's 0890.
>> Are you ready?
>> Good morning, Mr. Bonzman.
>> Okay, >> I got it. Okay, >> so Mr. Bonzman would like a bond. So we're requesting a $10,000 bond. He lives here in Texas. He's a contractor with the federal government working on highways kind of like in East Texas, also Texas.
>> Okay.
>> Um he takes care of wife, kids, four kids, eight n to >> What do you think? uh state would be opposed not because of the uh the degree of offense um but because of his flight risk at Calu Parish, Louisiana. Failure to possess the required license for home improvement is basically an analog of our theft charge and depending on the degree of misappropriation or fraudulent uh I guess use for lack of better >> is it really theft or is it just not having a license and doing a repair?
>> It's it's for the license under Louisiana Penal Code 202.1 but basically it's it's subsumed under the residential contract fraud part of it. And so depending on the value of misappropriated work, he comes out of misunders the amount that's alleged. I don't know the exact.
>> So you're saying he took money to do work and just didn't do the work. Is that what you're >> likely, but I'm only inferring because I don't have the but he did have an ice hit when he originally came. It since been lifted, but he has a slew of uh cases been taken in for. He has two fail to appears um in his history. is also previously charged for assaulting them Nebraska but >> he's got an open case in other states >> from in his history. So has >> okay >> um history but also and this is not here or there but because the travel aspect of it he has a number of traffic citations some of which may not have been resolved. I don't even know if he has a license that's too dry but out of that it's again it's not the it's not the violent offense it's the flightless nature of it. Well, I think that um I'm not opposed, but he'll have to surrender a passport first >> because my understanding is that he's a US citiz I saw the ISIT that was lifted. I don't know anything past contact DHS or I I don't know, but I just saw that he got an all.
>> What is the value of the I know it's a felony amount and I I'm not licensed in Louisiana so I don't I don't know.
[laughter] >> They didn't tell you it's like 50,000 10,000.
>> I mean yeah I if if you want to stand down I can make the calls if I can get something.
>> I mean you know houses nowadays are very expensive to build. So >> but it's the >> we're talking hundreds of thousands of dollars. which I'm not going to do.
>> But if you're talking >> lack of lure to start ironically being an employee of federal government and having I don't know if that's also some version of the tampering with the government document because again I don't know the underlying facts that case it be a federal charge but I don't I don't know because I don't know what work federal government and I don't know what went into this. So >> but it's because Louisiana obviously closer there may be a little bit different and I in it, but it's they're going to be here and the argument page. So, the reason we're here, I'm right 11. So, but >> if you want the $10,000 bond, I'm okay with it. But I think that he sort of surrender passport first and then >> um you know, let him know that the bus is coming out of Kaukish or coming out of Louisiana. You know, he's already waved at the latest Monday. He'll be back. I don't know. It's worth $10,000.
So, you let me know.
>> Okay. If if so then we'll bring him out and I'll admonish.
>> Yes. Come on.
>> Okay. Spoken to my client. Uh he respectedly requesting get the portable and the scram the portable device so he can get the scram. Are you going to require the interlock state on there as well?
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because if he's consuming it'll >> make sure that car doesn't work.
>> It's his fourth DWI man. I mean, he needs a device at all times until this case is over and then so, okay, great.
But if there are any violations whatsoever, and I don't care if he skips tests, his butt's going in. His bond now is come up, Mr. Nichols.
You already have one bond violation. If you have a second bond violation because you skip a test on the portable device, you will go into jail. Do you understand me?
>> And I'm going to make your bond high.
This is not one. This is not two. This is your third DWI second. Do you understand?
No tolerance. Okay. So once he gets the portal device and it's working at that point, we'll take the scramble off.
>> All right. Thank you very much.
>> All right.
>> And I'll take the trial set. Thank you.
>> Okay. Okay.
>> M >> strong.
>> Good morning, judge. I have three on docket today. Can we start with roster?
>> Yeah, you don't have to ask. Just >> miss strong. You ready?
>> Yes.
>> Correct. I have um three on docket today. Can we start with Foster?
>> Foster.
>> Are they all in jail?
>> Foster is on bond and his appearance was not required today.
>> Okay.
>> Um my position is we have discovery back. I would like for the state to dismiss. If not, we are ready and intent to get a trial date today.
The complaining witness does not want anything to do with the case.
>> So I I'm Yeah, the killing witness doesn't want anything to do with the case. I dare request to reach out to the state.
>> Mr. He's going to look at it now. Who's number two?
>> We have Payne. Same thing with Mr. Payne.
>> Pay.
>> Yeah, I know for Mr. Payne, we looked at it. unable to get in touch with a complaint. I just have to see without >> pay in jail.
>> Pay is in custody. Correct.
>> Um so they want to do a rip without the complaining witness.
>> You want to set up contact um the complaining witness three times already and they have been unsuccessful. So, we just need to see if we can prove >> you want a couple days.
>> Can we do Monday?
>> We can do Monday.
>> Okay.
>> So, Monday for pain. Um, is that the same for foster as well?
>> I'm looking at that one now.
>> Okay. Thank you. And then, judge, actually, this last one that I have, it is an offd docket matter. I could give you the cause number.
>> Okay. What is it?
>> Cause number is One moment. [snorts] >> She has two cases. Um it is the first cause number is 225 6946.
>> This is for H Hearnden.
>> Okay.
>> She is currently on bond right now. She lives out in Louisiana and her children are in Louisiana. She has been staying in Texas so that she can abide by her bond conditions and submit to her random drug test. We are requesting that we change the bond conditions so that she can submit to drug tests on court dates so that she could be compliant and also that she can no she can go back to Louisiana. I'm not holding her here. If she wants to go back, she can go back.
But if she gets called to test, she's got to go to a quest diagnostic and get the result to you.
>> So, >> okay.
I don't have a travel restriction. I I never I mean I shouldn't say never because that's such an absolute word, but very rarely do I put a travel restriction on someone. It's just if you have and we've ordered know you not to use and you get called, >> you have to go to Quest on your own, you pay for it, you get it to your lawyer and the lawyer gets it to us. If they don't do it, we file a bond violation report and then they go and we have a hearing on it. So >> Okay. Thank you, judge. And for me to get that information back to the court so that she's not in violation, will it be like 28 or 48 hours after the test is requested? I know when it's requested, she has to go immediately.
>> You get called to go test, you have to [clears throat] go >> within the next two to four two hours, 2 to four hours to go get tested. So we know at that point if you try to do it the next day or two days later or three days later, it it just doesn't fly. The test has to be done the same day >> as you know.
>> Okay.
>> Thank you, judge. I'll relay that to my client.
>> Sure. So, do you want me to switch it to that or no?
>> Yes, please. If we can just switch that, she can get a testing at any quest diagnostic and I will get that information >> to the court as soon as I get it.
>> Okay.
>> And Ariel, we we dismissed.
>> Okay. Thank you. All right. So, we will just be back on Monday for pain. Thank you.
>> Got it. Okay. Have fun.
>> Thank you, judge.
>> Are you ready?
>> It is. She's got two cases. So, if you can put on both 225 6946 >> and then 47 2256 946.
>> Thank you.
>> Uh hey, >> you ready?
>> Yes, sir. The bond.
>> Sure. Okay. So, before we set the bond, we need the passport. Turn it in here.
We'll take it into the registry. I'll make a DACA notation at that point. Once we do get it, I'll set the bond at 10,000. Could you give admonishments for the defendant pertaining to the bond and the concerning the passport and is managed to travel to Louisiana?
>> Yeah. Um, Deputy Williams.
>> Do you mind grabbing um who's it again?
Ben Guzman.
making sure I don't Sometimes often people >> Victoria and now he's mad at us.
>> Oh, don't be sensitive, man. I'm [clears throat] not.
>> Come on.
>> There's no respect.
>> Unbelievable.
>> Hey, you're lucky you even got a text.
>> No, I didn't. It's because my >> Oh, you didn't?
>> I did not. I just I >> Well, he told us yesterday he needed to talk to you.
>> I thought >> Charles, you want to talk to me real quick?
>> Come on. Come on. We're waiting for somebody to provide.
>> Um, Mr. Sanchez.
>> Sanchez.
>> How are you?
>> What's up, man? Uh, Sanchez. Jail or bond?
>> Jail. What's a good word? the judge.
He's got felony problems. [laughter] He's got felony problems. He was on yesterday in felony. I've talked to attorney Troy Lley.
>> We're trying to get out a global deal here. They're all kind of related to each other. The BPOS and assault family members down here and BPOS up there. And so it's it's all interrelated.
>> Have they given you an offer?
>> Um upstairs?
>> No, I I don't think so. Um, what was the day?
>> So, he's been reset to June 9th. I know that's June, but it's already getting bad. So, I was hoping just >> Yeah, for sure.
>> Do we any end inside up there or no?
>> Talking to the attorney.
>> I mean, it's kind of young still.
>> It's young anyways, you know. So, okay.
We'll give you some time. Thanks.
>> Yeah. Good luck. You too.
>> You speak English, correct?
>> Yes, sir.
So, >> Mr. Bonitz Guzman, um, you were wanted out of the state of Louisiana for is it home improvement fraud?
>> Because that's a required license for home improvements. It's a very lengthy charges.
>> That's what you're wanted for out of there. And there are several ways that we can take care of this. You have already waved extradition. We have so many people from Louisiana in our jails that we have buses coming in and out practically weekly every week at least two one to two buses coming in and out shuffling people back and forth from Louisiana. You've already waved because of your waiver. If you keep the waiver, you'll probably be back to Louisiana Monday at the latest Tuesday. Whereas, if you want me to set you a bond now, I can and will. The first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to require your passport so that you can't take off.
Number two, it'll be a $10,000 because you're a fugitive from justice. The customary 10% is probably not going to apply to you because you are an inherent flight risk because you're a fugitive from justice. So, they will probably require all of the money just in case because who in life wants to take that kind of a risk? It's a big risk. You know what I mean?
>> Yes. I you don't have to make a decision now, but I want you to know that um we require you to go turn yourself in. You can't just sit out here and just lo, you know, lolly gag and as soon as you get out, you have to go turn yourself in.
Correct.
>> So, is that worth the $10,000 where it could be used for a lawyer up in Louisiana?
>> Not only that, you know, how are you planning on getting back to Louisiana?
Do you know does he have a way to get back?
Yes.
>> So, flight is not an option for you. You have to recognize you have an open warrant out of another state. You could theoretically walk out of jail, 2 minutes later, someone sees you walking on the street, if they know that you have a felony warrant, take you right back into custody. You get pulled over in another jurisdiction, they could ride around, turn you, put you right back into jail.
So, you make the decision, you guys tell me what you want to do, and then we'll go from there. if you do want me to set the bond. Um, how much time when did he wait?
>> 17.
>> So, you have about one day. Usually, we we give other jurisdictions 14 days to come get you. If they don't come get you within 14 days,
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