In criminal court proceedings, judges establish bond conditions that defendants must follow, including prohibitions on alcohol consumption, illegal drug use, weapons possession, and unauthorized travel; failure to comply with these conditions results in bond revocation and potential jail time, with repeated violations leading to stricter conditions and loss of pre-trial intervention opportunities.
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Judge Fleischer's Criminal Court Docket June 15th, 2026 - Vikky's Court Watch
Added:Good morning, Mr. Ramen.
>> Ma'am, you charge of theft. You're facing up to a year in jail and or a $4,000 fine due to the amount. We are going to do probable cause. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you, ma'am.
On February, 2026, officers were to execute the case for followup regarding purchase on 9225 defendant ordered a custom dress value at >> Oh, that's right. You told me about this. That's right. Right, right, right.
Okay.
>> And it was one in which >> That's right.
>> She bought multiple dresses, >> correct? I remember that.
>> Wedding and then the officer called her.
They said they had war. She showed me said she called the warriors and they get out of war. So she thought it was a scam and so she officer back and then they issued a war.
for these kind of theft cases rather than constant proof of fraud at the moment of a purchase which I don't think they have but >> well that's you guys will right just so you're taking care of everything now she's not going to have contact with anymore right okay so just >> how they want us to make restitution >> sure the only the only condition is just don't pick up any new cases don't have contact with these people let Jason work everything out for you okay all right we're going to have um we'll just have you sign reset and then after that you'll be on your way. Okay. All right.
Thanks, guys. Um and then so Jason, it'll be wave the appearance. So, >> have fun. Good to see you, man.
>> Hi, Frank. What's up, man? Good to see you.
>> Good to see you, too.
>> What's up? Who you got?
>> Davis.
>> Is it under the R or under Davis?
>> Should be under.
She is sitting judge.
>> Um, >> is she not here?
>> She she's not here, judge.
>> That's a problem.
>> That is a big problem >> because she's not taking this lightly.
But the same reason why she's not here today is the same reason why she got involved.
She lives all the way in Toledo, Ohio.
She fought this case where she came out here one weekend, you know, like friends and got attracted to Lee O'Brien where she lives, she goes to school. She doesn't have the means to just be able to help up and and drug test.
>> No, no, no. We tell them that and they are advised that if they are from out of town and they get called to take a drug test, it's their responsibility to go to a quest diagnostic >> and then get the result to us. We advise them of this and they know this because we tell that to every single person that resides elsewhere.
>> So for them, >> I don't know what to tell you. I told her that I would try to get that request from you guys, but she probably already got that.
>> I don't I don't know. I I can't tell you.
>> She didn't seem like she she knew anything about that. And she just got the notice to be in court today.
Originally, her court was supposed to be I want to say July 8th. And so, she got in touch with me immediately to see if I could come here because she did not want the court to think that she neglect me.
her responsibility for disrespecting the court.
>> Did we advise her?
>> We notified her last Friday.
>> No. No. Right. Right. About the not about just the bond violation, but the fact that she can test at a quest diagnostic.
>> No.
Only test with us.
>> Okay. So, I'll roll this to Wednesday.
She must have a drug test to us from a quest. No, no other location.
>> She's got to get it to us here by Wednesday. We'll set up for bond for again if it's not in hand that we have a test result from request then I mean >> okay so just reach out to her let her know at that point um and from here forth if she gets called then she needs to test at a qu and then get the result to us I can't obviously pay for it because it's at an outside lab but >> um so we'll give you two days to get it done if she doesn't get it done then her bond gets revoked and let her really appreciate that.
>> Yeah. Okay. And then after that, you know, the only other thing I'm going to say is just please let her know, don't pick up any new cases and then they're going to look in the inter room just to make sure that she doesn't pick up any new cases while she's on bond here.
>> Okay. Yeah. Okay. Thanks.
>> Yeah, we'll do that next.
>> Yeah. And then wave the signature.
>> Page three. Anderson, come on up.
Hey, Mr. Tyer.
>> Tell me.
>> I didn't realize you're >> It's okay. You got something real quick?
>> Uh, no. It's got Yeah, that's gonna >> come on up, Mr. Anderson.
>> All right. Good morning, sir.
Sir, you're charged with assault of a family member and failure to stop and give information. On the assault, you're facing up to a year in jail and or a $4,000 fine. And on the other case, you're facing up to 6 months in jail and or a $2,000 fine. 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. On June 6th, 2026, officer dis was dispatched to an apartment complex and advised that there was a reckless driving uh reported believe the vehicle was darker Toyota and Jacial uh license plate. Um also said that there were people physically fighting inside the car and they struck the fire hydrant. Officer made contact with the witness who advised she was riding where her daughter observed the first physical altercation to witness attention. Witness observed attendance vehicles between lanes sidewalk strike and strike a fire hydrant. When car slows down, witness defendant striking a female.
>> Wait, wait. Did you say witnesses saw a defendant strike a female?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay.
>> Witness stated she observed the front passenger door open and CW tried to exit the vehicle. Defendant kept traveling lost visual but as um darkness was traveling to residence.
Uh she observed the vehicle with the same damage as defendant's vehicle and u the license plate letters were the same.
Witness followed defendant and contacted officers. Witness's daughter said she observed defendant around CW's throat.
Uh defendant denied any qualification.
uh damage to the vehicle was uh uh from and said that the damage from on the vehicle was from potholes. Defendant was detaining. Defendant then stated that he struck potholes and a fire hydrant. Uh defendants damage CW told him to leave to residence.
Officer made contact with CW who stated no physical altercation had occurred.
stated that the van only struck potholes, not a fire hydrant. CW and are in a dating relationship for a couple of months, but they're on and off from 20 from 2020.
Officer observed possible injuries on CW's neck and leg. CW stated no strangulation had occurred, no change, no impeding in breath.
Um officer can tell if the injuries were from the crash or assault upon the car damage or uh photograph damage to hydrant is 25.
>> Um does he have a license to drive?
>> Mr. Anderson, I'm going to find that there's sufficient probable cause to go forward with your case. I'm now entering in what's called a match board of emergency protection that identifies Miss McGee as a protected individual.
You cannot commit family violence or an assault against this person. Commit an act in furtherance of an offense under section 42.072 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 she lives or where she works. You were ordered not to have any contact with this person. You are not allowed to drive unless you have a valid Texas driver license and liability insurance in your name. You understand? If you violate these conditions, if you are a danger to my community, I will revoke your bond, put you in jail. There will be no more PR bonds. This is not a revolving door. Do you understand?
>> Okay. We are going to reset your case to give you time to hire a lawyer.
Um, so what time of day or night was this? Is there any alcohol drugs, illegal drugs at play?
>> 21 42 there is no indication of drugs or alcohol judge.
>> Okay.
>> Um I tried running the driver's license.
Uh there is a Florida license though.
>> Okay. Yeah. If you don't mind running >> so we'll have him come and then can you create bond conditions? You know, no contact, no weapons, no driving without a valid license and insurance, please.
And then we'll have them sign it here momentarily.
>> Okay. I'm going to have you sign a reset. We will have you take a seat while we get your bond conditions. Once you sign them, at that point you'll be free to go.
>> Um, let me make sure that this has no contact on it.
>> Yep. Okay, we're good.
>> He needs to sign him off, too, though.
>> Mr. Ting, do you have a uh an arraignment?
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> All right. Let me just play through this real quick.
>> You were Mr. Chavaria.
Sir, you're charged with reckless driving and driving on a suspended license. You're facing up to 6 months in jail and or a $2,000 fine on the suspended license case and up to 30 days in jail and or a $200 fine on the reckless driving. 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.
June 8th, 2026 of observed defendants vehicle accelerating to a high uh revolution per minute. Saw exhaust from his vehicle. Observe the front following of speed of other vehicle.
>> Hold on a second.
>> Hey, stop.
One more time. You're going in back.
>> Sorry.
>> Speed of other vehicles uh were far less than based on this officer follow the defendant. Observe completely disregarded red light. Officer initiated stop. Defendant uh to stop.
Officer made contact. Defendant said he was in a rush due to being late to work.
The defendant was unable to provide insurance uh upon a DCIC and CIC check of driver's license not eligible and insurance uncons.
>> So the statements you made were very conclusory. He's driving at a high rate of speed.
I mean high rate of speed is you know >> being um locked down. Uh but the officer saw the car going faster than everybody else ped it and um the stop was was initiated when defendant >> it wasn't for speed. No, he blew the red light. Yes.
Can >> I see a driver's license, >> Mr. Chavari? I'm going to find that there's probable cause to go forward with your case. You are not allowed to drive. You do not have a driver's license. Do not drive. You will be signing an affidate with me today promising me that you're not going to drive. If you do, I can have a contemption every time you drive. It's an offense in and of itself. 180 days in jail and a $500 fine. Do you understand?
I don't care that you have to work. I don't care that a baby has to go to the hospital. If you want to do it, you must do it the right way. Go get a license, get insurance in your name, and then we can talk about you driving. But if you do violation of this, it's really just not going to go well for you. Do you understand?
>> Not only that, if I find you driving in a reckless manner again, likewise, I will provoke your bond, put you in jail.
There will be no more PR bombs for you.
We are going to reset your case to give you time to hire a lawyer. So, I'm going to have you come up here, swear to us that you're not going to drive. I'm going to have you take a seat while we get bond conditions created for you.
Once you sign the conditions, at that point, you'll be free to go. When you come back, please have a lawyer.
>> Okay.
>> All right. That is the last arangement.
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So on that case, do you mind filing no reckless driving, street takeovers, racing, just no driving without a license and insurance, please?
>> All right. Good morning, Mr. Treadwell.
>> Sir, you're charged with unlawful carable 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 or will be used against you. You have the right to have an attorney present to be not afford one. One will be appointed to you, sir.
>> On June 8th, 2026 at 12:40 a.m. in Harris County, Texas, officer observed the gun stopped and his car passed the red line uh on a public highway. Upon the blue light turning the moon, the car accelerated at a high rate of speed and reached a speed of 70 m of per hour where the limit was 35. Upon performing a traffic stop defendant was the store occupant um and located the black block 2040 caliber handgun in the storage pocket at the rear of the front passenger side driver seat which was within arms reach of the defendant. Defendant was not required age to have a handgun.
driver's license officers.
Why' they start searching?
I don't I don't think I heard a reason.
Right. It's not in plain view. It's in some kind of Is he driving while black or something?
Oh, they observe that they observe the grip at the rear portion of the um gun through the back window.
>> Yeah, I'm going to find no problem cause. Be careful, man. You know, really, it's a lot of guns and hands that have no business having it. And God forbid, right? You know, watch the news, my friend. Please.
>> Council reset.
>> Hi. Are you ready, Penny?
>> Good morning.
>> From the other day.
>> Okay.
>> Do you know the name?
>> No.
>> I talked to you Quest Labs and he works.
He's he's here to also explain his job.
He his employer is in Alberto. I mean Trellary Alto Canada they don't have bus labs um I contacted national screen here and if you allow them to go he has to go quarterly to Canada they can do a hairful test on return it goes three months back >> and it is test >> give me what is your cause number please >> your call number >> yes to 26224 46201010.
He is a licensed CPA, vice president of the confidential.
>> Um, >> how long is he going and when?
>> A week.
>> He's going for >> August 3rd is if he can wave all appearances except he has to go August 30.
>> Okay. So, he's going in August.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. And then how long is he going for?
>> He goes for a week.
>> Okay. I I'm okay with that. So, right.
Just tell him not to use. That's fine.
We'll do hair follicle when he gets back. Okay. It's on him though.
>> It's on the house, >> right? And then we'll see. Just tell him not to use and we'll Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> I'm okay with that though. Yeah.
>> Last night.
>> Just let Veronica know, >> please.
>> Yes, sir.
>> Hey, good morning.
>> Back on Mr. Marcus.
Last week, we went ahead and updated the court that he had said today for walk show up and do it.
>> Okay. So, we just want to see how much time for >> uh just a couple weeks for you to finish it up.
>> Two two and a half weeks should be sufficient, I think. Yeah. Okay. For sure.
>> Hi.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
>> Wonderful.
>> Great. So, we'll give you time.
>> Okay. Okay.
>> Two weeks.
>> Good morning. How are you?
Hey, >> I got Pylon Rogers in custody.
>> Okay.
>> Uh, last week you you revoked and raised him because he had some under food dinners and leads while on his uh while on his curfew like two or three minutes at a time probably three or four times on a particular night. Um, I just got worked out a deal with D where he's going to do a 30-day PTI decision.
>> Would you >> I'm not going to reinstate his bond.
Would you reinstate the bond to allow him to get out, take the course?
>> No, it's a third bond violation. You know, it just >> I'll certainly give you a bond reduction, >> but it's not a revolving door.
>> No, I understand. I think I think he's been he's been in custody over the whole weekend. I think that's punishment. One, he's been up for violating his bond conditions. Um, but like I said, I want to try moving through the system getting this class and maybe life improved.
>> What do you think?
I understand that there's a different >> Yeah, I inquired uh it appears that that's the attorney uh with a laptop u hanging out clicking the buttons for him while he read through the hold over.
>> Okay. So, so defendants that are in custody, uh, if they get a effective decision-m course offer, the attorney has to literally sit there in a holdover and click it through with the client.
>> Sucks.
>> Actions have consequences, don't they?
>> Right. I understand. I was just >> I understand he's get he's given a great deal considering his criminal history, right? But nevertheless, it's just bond violation after bond violation after bond violation. Here we I mean, >> right? I I understand your point. I'm just trying to figure out how to do this mechanically to take that class.
>> I don't know. Give me time. Let me get everything out and then I'm going to bring him out and I'll talk to him.
>> Sure. Okay.
>> We'll see. Okay.
This device has a dead battery now.
>> This is a >> It has a dead battery.
>> You were ordered to get a GPS monitor and you have not kept up with that monitor, Mr. Aila. And I have seen now that the battery is dead and you are not being supervised in violation of your bond conditions. You're on deferred for a very serious case upstairs and yet in a week or Yeah.
Sorry. You leave my choice. No choice.
It goes with you. I'll appoint you a lawyer now, Mr. Rab. But dead battery, dead bond.
>> I'll pick up on >> Sorry, bud.
>> Yeah.
>> All right. Council.
>> Yes, ma'am. Yes, sir.
Sorry.
>> Is it on docket today or No, >> it's not.
>> 262 4265 >> 4625 >> 4265 >> 4265 >> Okay. Is he here?
>> He's upstairs.
>> They're dismissing that case.
>> It looks like it's been dismissed now.
>> They said that because I did not >> I can't I don't know. I mean, >> he's sitting in the pole. I can go back to the next >> Right. I I can't I don't have enough to go get him. I mean, because he's constantly in and out back there and she's here with me. If you can ask them to escort him down here, I'm happy to do it. But yeah, for sure.
Who is this? Ba.
>> Are you here for someone else?
Got >> it. Okay. Trial.
>> Are you or Mr. Barna, >> sir? You're charged with driving while intoxicated. It is elevated to class A misdemeanor because of the high blow.
You were 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 of will be used against you.
Uh, okay.
>> On June 7th, 2026, officer was on patrol when he observed defendants vehicle position hazardly facing eastbound in a westbound range with a portion of resting off the roadway in the grass.
Officer observed significant damage to defendant's vehicle. Officer made contact with defendant who was a stole occupant.
um denied driving initially, then admitted uh to hitting the curb and consuming three beers at a bar called uh below. Defendant had bloodshot uh glassy red eyes, mild order of alcohol um on his person and breath. several uh several mental disorientations different stated he was coming from the UK were six out of six out of eight walk three out of four to breath test each5 and 127 Any private eyes?
>> Uh, no private news.
>> I'll call in the car.
>> Okay, Mr. Barna, 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 put you in jail. No more PR bonds for you. I don't know if you have a problem with drugs or alcohol. If you do, now is the time for you to address it because if you don't and it becomes a problem. I will do it for you and you're not going to like the way that I do it.
Do you understand?
>> Because you have a lawyer. I will wave your appearance. It is your responsibility to stay in touch with them.
>> Um, does he have a license to drive?
>> You are not allowed to drive unless you have a valid Texas driver license and liability insurance in your name. Do you understand? That is also a condition your bond. For now, we'll have you sign a reset. You'll get with Ronic for your bond conditions. Then after that, you're free to go.
>> Does he have a license car?
>> UK.
>> Is he living in the UK? Is he living here?
>> I'm coming from um >> I'm going to put an interlock then. We do. He doesn't have a text. Um I'm going to Let's put an interlock just in case, especially with a high blow. I'm warning you now not to drive any vehicle that's not equipped with an ignition interlock on it. If you're caught driving a vehicle that doesn't have an interlock, >> no tell you where to do that.
>> You will go to jail. Do you understand?
Okay. Thanks.
>> Thank you.
>> All right. Take care.
>> Okay. Uh M Mr. Fox again.
ready.
>> Good morning.
>> Hey, good morning.
>> Can I give you a cause number?
>> Yes, >> it is.
>> Miss Edwards, come up.
So obviously you can't trust her.
>> Absolutely.
Um >> really do you see how >> Well, it was all in one instance. Well, those I know it's multiple blows, but uh it's while she was driving, you have to continue the blow.
>> And she's going positive. She she would >> I want >> So ma'am, I'm I'm going to alter and amend your conditions to put a scram on your ankle so I know that you're not consuming alcohol. You're on probation for a DWI. And I mean, it's either this or jam. Really, >> you're ordered not to use and you're have a ton of positive blues. I not going to take your word for it. I I can't. This is a probation. Not only that, while you were on bond in this for us, the multiple times you had multiple violations while you were on bond in and of itself. So, it is a repeated occurrence. I can't trust you now. So, the only other than jail, my only other recourse is to put a scram on your ankle. So, I know that you're not going to consume alcohol or a portable device. I guess either or.
But, >> your honor, if I may, uh, she started probation in uh, February of this year and, uh, she had no positive, no violations, no >> for two months, >> right?
>> And then she blows positive. Well, your honor, she uh was actually going through a truck period. Uh found out that the boss had cancer. Uh uh the boss consequently died. Uh and that was kind of the crux of the drinking. Those multiple positive are um from uh the interlock. Uh but it's if you look at it, it's they're all on the same two days. like there I think it's three or four from her blowing to start and blowing to continue to drive. Um so um in essence there's only two positive blues. I mean I know it's four but there's only two instances. Uh your honor, also uh she's just started uh uh I uh she um uh has not had any other issues with alcohol since then. Uh your honor, we ask for a strong admonishment at this point and allow her the opportunity to uh show that she could have abstained from alcohol use uh in li of the scripture.
I think I think really the prudent thing to do would at the very minimum would be to give her a portable device for the time being to ensure that she doesn't consume alcohol. I mean 2 months into the probation she's already consuming right the following month she consumes again while she's on bond for the DWI she has two different bond violations.
It's a repeated thing and it continues to happen. Either you have a problem with alcohol. If you go out there and you kill someone, do you think it matters that your boss died? Do you think it matters that the person had cancer?
No. Justifications mean squat. When you're on probation, there is no justification. The only repeated thing that we have is you picking up criminal cases and having bond violations. I'm doing everything in my power not to put you in custody now, but we're well within our right to do it. But >> if you think that you get to have continued violations and you're just going to walk out of here with a pat on the back, life doesn't work like that.
Actions have consequences.
And Miss Edwards, let me tell you that we have reached our limit. Now, if this doesn't work, my only other recourse is either jail or inpatient treatment because I really have nothing left at my disposal. Do you understand? We all have issues in our life. We all have stressful situations that we're dealing with. What defines you as a person is how you deal with that. You can deal with it in a constructive way. You can go exercise.
You can take a painting class. You can get a dog. You can There are many ways other than alcohol or legal drugs. But it's very easy to hide oneself in a bottle. But that's not the way. Do you understand? If we have this conversation again, it's not going to be a happy one.
So, please, if you have any further issues, find another release. Do you understand? Okay. So, let's amend it to put she has three days to get the device and we'll go from there. And here are there she she does already have in her life. Is there a specific period of time that she want?
>> I don't know. But at this point she's been on probation for >> four months and two out of those four months she's tested positive. Really?
And we haven't even made it. Not even >> good luck.
Did you want to talk about something else, Carson?
>> Yes, sir. Jordan, but he he has a rental car for 18 months because he works for HDX, which is a soccer club in Houston.
He's here from Manchester. So, I don't know what he do with a blow schedule.
>> What?
>> That's a problem.
work too.
>> Say it again.
>> A portable.
>> He has no criminal history. Not, you know, you can at least give 30 days in it like should no hots. Then he's showing court. He has a pattern of compliance. I think he understands the situation.
>> 26 is really >> That's nearly four times the legal limit.
Um, >> all right. Oh, we can put a scram.
But I want verification that he has insurance before he drives.
>> So no driving until we're able to verify that he has a valid license and insurance.
>> Thank you, judge.
>> Yeah. And we'll put a scram so we know that he can't just skip.
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay.
>> All right.
>> Good morning, Mr. Balar. Do you have a lawyer today? Tell me what you're doing about that.
>> Tell me what you You need a lawyer.
You're facing a year in jail. Have you made any attempts to hire a lawyer?
>> That was not my question. Did you make any attempt to hire a lawyer? What did you do?
>> You made a phone call.
>> How many phone calls did you make?
>> How what do you do for a living, Mr. Bard?
You drive trucks. And how much money do you make a month driving trucks?
>> You don't play. You know exactly how much money you make. How much money do you make a month driving trucks?
>> 4,000.
>> And who do you live with?
myself.
>> So, how do you know you can't afford a lawyer if you've not talked to any lawyers?
>> I have talked to lawyers.
>> There are thousands of lawyers in Harris County.
99% of them will put you on a payment plan. If you ask for a couple hundred dollar a month, they'll represent you.
But it's a matter of you, like a car, like shoes, finding one that fits, right? You have to go out there. You have to make the phone calls. You have to make the effort. We don't just give out lawyers like it's candy on Halloween. You have to really be at the federal poverty level, which is making 15,800 a year to qualify for a court lawyer. I do not have an unlimited number. If I have someone who has five children is Walmart is trying to get food and clothes to for the kids. If I give you one, I may not have one for that person. Do you understand? Right.
So, we're going to give you a little bit more time. I'd like you to really make a concerted effort. You may need to talk to 20. You may need to talk to a little bit more, but this is a serious case. You're facing a year in jail. You understand?
Please this way.
>> You have to understand, you're headed off to TDC. What that means is that if you pick up a serious felony from now on, you may be looking at a 15 to life from now on. Do you understand? So, got to be careful out there.
You have you're charged with three cases with us. You're charged with assault of a family member, assault, bodily injury, and a criminal mischief. So the agreement is they're going to dismiss the two assaults in exchange for the plea on the mischief.
>> Yes, sir. That is correct.
>> You're facing a year in jail. The agreement that you have worked out is 180 days in jail with credit for the 148 days that you've done. This charge will now go on your record if you from now on it's a minimum of 90 days in jail.
Should you pick up more cases, do you understand? In misdemeanor court, that is you are giving up a lot of rights by entering into this agreement. If you give up the right to a trial, right to compel witnesses, protest your behalf, confront and cross-examine your accusers if you are not a citizen. There are possible immigration consequences. You can be deported excluded from the country, deny naturalization, you give up the right to appeal. Once you accept this agreement, you can never change us or undo this. Is this what you want to do?
>> How do you plead to the office of criminal mischief?
>> I'm going to find you. I'll follow the agreement. Good luck to you.
>> Thanks.
Thank you, >> thanks. Um, great.
>> All right. Good morning, Mr. Salvage.
Sir, you're charged with criminal trespass. You're facing up to 6 months in jail and or $2,000 fine. You've worked out an agreement. They are offering you 15 days in jail with credit for the 5 days that you've done. You are giving up the right to a trial. Right to compel witnesses to test your behalf, confront, and cross-examine accusers if you were not a citizen. There are possible immigration consequences. is you can be deported, excluded from the country, deny naturalization. You give up the right to appeal. Once you plead guilty, you can never change this undo this. Is this what you want to do?
>> It looks like you have three open cases and they're going to dismiss the two in exchange for the plea on this trespass.
Is that right?
>> How do you plead to the trespass, sir?
>> I'm going to find you guilty. I will follow the agreement. Senate you to it and good luck to you. Your two other cases will be dismissed.
>> Thanks. You too, buddy.
Mr. Theren.
>> Hey, >> please whether it has some or not I'm going to explain what happened her last her second bond while they if I may. I know what they are. Um pre-trial says the alcohol can't be confirmed. She added that she was had ample instinct.
Uh on a personal note, I know the families through my wife's church. Uh I had them an office on Friday. Uh there are some in facilities families in uh the offer has been made. Not that offer, but I would like to get my direction out a little more. There's not a a wheel witness and what have you to do my due diligence job. I'm going to ask the court not to take any action on the allegation recent one um maybe a couple weeks um to see if there's facilities which will help my decision negotiated with the prosecutors possibly. Um I I I there's other things that she's gone to since Friday. She's attended 2A meetings. She's actually got a chip. She has a book with sponsors names. She's done everything I've instructed her to do. You know that doesn't make up for the possible alleged >> come up.
>> Merry her license up to date and specific. She hasn't talked about specifically. Yes or no?
>> I I What's the last name again, please?
>> It's a Alvaro. That's >> I I appreciate your tenacity, but this is a fourth bond violation report.
Mr. >> B, >> it's a fourth bond violation.
For some reason, we are not getting your attention.
I stop. It doesn't matter. It is a fourth bond violation.
We are not getting your attention. As much as I love you and appreciate you, Mr. Atheran, this is a fourth bond violation. And it's not fair to everybody else because anybody else that has four bond violations, that's it. It just doesn't matter. And I've told you since the first violation that it is no tolerance going forward. So you really have tied my hands because if I let you go now, I'm telling you this behavior is okay. When it is certainly not.
When my child does something wrong. Come on, buddy. I told you not to do it. He does it again. Come on. I told you I'm going to spank you next time. And then he does does it again. And I don't spank him. Come on. You've done it twice. And then he does it a third time. And then he does it a fourth time.
What is the value of that? Sorry, Dad.
What is the value of that? Sorry.
We are here on a fourth bond violation.
You understand, >> right? I can't continue to do it.
Somehow I have to get your intention and now I'm just the only other thing I have left is just to set your bond high because that's the really I have really truly bent over backwards not to put you in jail.
>> Sorry.
>> I work the case out. that go to the house of mistake and getting two months freebation >> whatever you want to do. Okay.
>> The problem is is that if you get on probation because I don't know what's going to happen but if you get on probation and you think that it's going to continue like this on probation.
We have treatment facilities in the jail that are at a minimum 9 months to a year and a half depending on how well you respond to treatment. Do you understand?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. Please.
>> So, it's up to you whatever you want.
But really, I it just it's not fair to everybody. Will you phrase it?
Absolutely. I mean obviously there would be >> after a fourth it's just I think >> whatever you want to do I'm I'm really I you have my blessing with whatever you need really I I don't think a time served I don't but >> we looked at I think we're going to do >> that's I think before she graduates to something >> where You really, you know, right? Yeah.
>> Yes, sir. Thanks.
>> No, I'm going to raise it.
>> Yeah.
>> Is this Jackson?
>> Yeah.
>> I don't know yet.
>> Sorry.
>> Good morning, Miss Jackson.
>> Good morning. How are you?
>> Pretty good. Thank you. It's Monday, right?
>> Maybe you're charged with that. At least you have writing, right? You're charged with theft. You're facing up to 6 months in jail and or a $2,000 fine. The agreements you've worked out is nine days in jail with credit for the four days that you've done. You need to understand something very important that this is an enhancable offense. Meaning that if you continue to pick up theft cases, at some point you'll get hit with a felony. And you were looking at years instead of days. I don't know how many prior thefts you have, but if you have at least one, this now makes two. And on a third, you're looking at a felony offense. Hi.
>> You're giving up the right to a trial.
Right to compel witnesses, detachment of behalf, confronting, cross-examine your accusers. If you are not a citizen, there possible immigration consequences.
You can be deported, excluded from the country, deny naturalization. You give up the right to appeal. Once you plead guilty, this will go on your record. You can never change it. So undo this. Do you understand?
>> Yes.
>> Is this what you want to do? Yes, sir.
>> Yes, sir.
>> You have a prior theft from actually July of this year. This now makes two. What happens on the next?
>> Right. Be careful. Do you understand?
All right. How do you plead to the office? Guilty or not guilty?
>> I'm going to find you guilty. I'll follow the agreement. Senate to it. Good luck, Tammy. Thank you, sir.
Ready? Hey, >> what's up?
>> Good morning, Judge. Mr. Doer is a bar.
>> Okay.
>> So, a couple weeks ago, we came in here and arrland starting at 619 to 628.
Uh, the court had imposed random drug and alcohol testing. She's been calling in, texting, whatever to do.
requesting us to come in with a creative way to make sure she's >> what are you thinking stinking >> in I found an expedient Ireland asking her to submit the test before she goes to Ireland whenever she comes back as well as to a random >> Let me ask you this how far back do hair follicle tents go back and can they test involved >> or can we send her with a device like a portable >> so differences by everything like that according to >> okay but the do you have a sample that could be submitted to overseas customers >> I just what lab are you looking at >> better to know judge >> better to pay for Well, uh, >> they say that's my >> given the prices they're very >> tell me how much >> is 195 >> uh about 250 maybe 225 >> yeah very >> how long is she doing >> uh 9 days >> okay um so we'll submit to that so if she gets called to within that time I mean are you going to be able to reach out to So, judge, there were two there were two uh locations on her.
>> The idea though is that it's random, >> right?
>> I'm okay with you doing that, but I would like it random. I don't want her to be able to prepare. So, okay, I know I got to take a test on Wednesday. All right, I'm just not going to stop. I'm not going to drink for a day.
>> You know, you know what? You would think so. You know, you would really really think and but >> she's also not that kind of >> if I had a nickel as they say.
>> So, the only the only part about the truly random there is one location that does not have a testing site.
>> Well, everything in Ireland is relatively close, isn't it?
>> I've never been.
>> I think it's relatively close.
So, make let's do it random, okay? And what I would say is contact via email because I don't know if you're going to be able to get on the phone. So, just they'll email her. Okay.
>> If they do, I don't know. She may not get one. I don't know. But if she does, then >> go to that what you're saying.
>> And puppy with free travel email address, they don't send.
>> Okay. All right.
>> All right. Thanks. Yeah, >> just if she just happens to get >> if she gets selected during that time, then that's where she has to go and we need to make sure that we get something from them.
>> Okay.
>> I guess I'll give you about kind of the timing of everything time change. I just don't know what kind of window that I don't want.
>> Usually it's about 4 hours.
>> Sorry.
>> Four hours.
>> From the time that you get selected, you have to go within four hours.
>> Okay.
>> So, they give you about that time to go.
Okay. I just didn't know if they were going to be telling their in US time or >> US time.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. Thanks.
>> Good morning.
>> Wait, wait, wait. Hold on. Rosales.
>> Gonzalez.
>> Gonzalez with a G.
>> Okay. Frank, what's up?
>> Yeah, we uh I got the mitigation package and this was out of town. So, >> Karina's here. She'll tell you whether they accept or reject it.
>> Yeah, she rejected it, but she did not. I mean, she rejected just the no mitigation package at all, but um I'm turning the mitigation packed and uh I got everything returned in today.
But if you give it to her, she'll look at it now.
>> Okay.
>> And she'll give you a decision right now. She's a division.
>> Yeah. She'll tell you right now.
>> Ariel, >> good morning, judge.
>> Hi. Good morning.
>> I have two clients on docket today.
>> Okay.
>> The first one is um last name Mitchell.
>> In jail or bond?
>> In jail?
This is a violation of protective order.
>> Okay. What's what's the uh what's the word? Thunderbird.
>> Can I reset him to July 14th?
>> Yes. I I >> do we have a resolution kind of close because you're got 150 days. Oh, he's got >> I just signed on today. I really want to reach out to >> Oh, you just signed on today. Oh, well then obviously I thought you'd been on it cuz it's 150 days old.
>> Yes, it's pretty old. I'm not sure why he was never assigned. Well, it was just this violish. I don't know why this VO just got rearrested.
>> Oh, he just got rearrested. Got it.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. Yeah, we'll give you we'll give you 30 days.
>> Okay.
>> 714.
>> You want >> Do you know if he's going to bond out?
>> He's not. And on one of his felonies, he's at no bond.
>> Okay.
>> So, he's not going to bond out.
>> All right. Okay. Who's number two?
>> And then number two is Mayora, if we can read probable cause.
>> This is a false report, right?
>> Correct.
>> Okay. Are you ready?
>> Mayorggan. Yeah.
Um on Tuesday 16 2026 officer responded to life injured call for service.
Reporting party contacted emergency services stating he had been shot in the leg and was bleeding but refused to provide details of location or circumstances of injury. Reporting party further advised it was a driveby shooting and that he was uh hearing voices in his head. Subsequent attempts to establish contact was unsuccessful upon arrival. Officers located the caller the defendant caller defendant who had uh called 911 to get a ride home and was not stopped.
Um, judge, if I may, >> for this for a false alarm or a false report, the defendant has to knowingly initiate the call and has to know that the report was false or baseless. My client was suffering from a mental health crisis. He has schizophrenia and he had he was hearing voices in his head. He did not possess the requisite of knowing that this report was false because he believed that it was he was actually going.
>> How do we really know that though, Miss Strong? I I understand what you're saying, but I mean, imagine if that were the case and anybody could just say that, >> right?
>> I understand. It's just because the dims explicitly state and I after speaking with my client that he was hearing voices in his head and these were the reasons why he had called the police.
>> What do you think?
>> But that's what he told them judge because of being that that was true. At the same time when when they got there it needed he needed a riot. So, um, also it's a fact issue, the trial and >> Yeah. I mean, I I I can't just really take his word for it. I mean, imagine because then I mean >> imagine how the floodgates would open if that were the case because then anybody could really say that. And >> I understand. And according to his orange sheet, he has been diagnosed with schizopeeffective disorder just as recently as May 27th of this year.
So in conjunction with the diagnosis >> do maybe the mental health um >> my argument is just based off of the intent based off of his orange sheet which he's already diagnosed with schizopffective disorder.
>> Yeah, I I understand. I I appreciate but I can't just take the his word for it, you know, and >> understood.
Yeah. I mean, I think there's probable cause.
>> Okay.
>> But beyond a reasonable doubt, maybe something completely different, you know, >> undersod.
>> So, tell me about him. What does he does he have somewhere to go? Does he have any someone that'll take him?
>> Currently, he does he does not have anywhere to go. I emailed the state and if they were willing to dismiss, we were I was going to file jail releasing instructions for him to go to the Harris Center so that he can receive further treatment.
>> Do you want to set it for a couple days to see if they're uh if they're good with that?
>> Yes. I will reset to Thursday.
>> Okay. Yeah. All right.
>> Okay. Wait, let me make sure that's not the day of the game.
>> Okay. We'll put them on for Thursday for you then. Thank you, Judge >> Vic. Did you hear that?
>> No.
>> Sorry.
Papa 48, if you could put on for Thursday, please.
>> Thank you, Judge. May I be dismissed?
>> Yes. Yes. Thanks, Ariel.
>> Appreciate it.
>> You're back.
>> I I am. It's no good. No good, >> Mr. progn he's here like I told you on a work visa 18 months working with htx shopping club has to rent a car he can't buy his car the problem is it's a suffrage specific job he will get terminated if they see this and that's why I was hoping we could at least give him a test run on the portable zero tolerance making sure he's blowing into it three four five times a day he doesn't care he'll blow into it as many times as you want he just has to keep his job and doesn't want that scarlet letter with the soccer club cuz he decided to lose his job.
>> And were we supposed to feel bad?
>> Judge, you know, I'm just here to my client. I I don't I I I don't know. He's >> Mr. Barna, come up.
>> And I can let him articulate it.
>> I >> I don't want you to say anything. You have the right to remain silent.
Exercise that right. But what we are not in the business of making decisions because of we feel sorry for people. We make decisions based on evidence, based on criminal history, based on what the facts show us. And you have a 26.
That's nearly four times the legal limit. And I don't know whether you have a valid driver's license. I have no clue. Right? I don't know if you have insurance. All I know is that that is a damn high test and actions have consequences. And what we need to do here is ensure that our public is safe. I don't know if you watch the news, but every single day someone dies in our county from an alcoholrelated issue. It's just not fair. And What do you want?
>> I I was seeking to allow him to try the portable for the next 30 days. He has zero violations. There's no issue.
>> Well, I'm No, no, no. I'm not going to commit to the 30 days or not. I mean, my point is, and the problem that I have is that with a portable device, it's very easy for people to just ah, all right, I'm not just not going to blow on it today. I'll blow it and maybe later. I'm just not going to know you say no, but >> do you know how many I see a day?
>> Do you know how many people tell me my suit looks good? Do you know how many people tell me that I've got a great head of hair? Huh? Right. We make decisions based on evidence based on and I don't know >> about with weekly drug screens uh where he'll come check in and do 10 panel drug screen also every week. I'm just trying to keep the man state side helping him keep his job and obviously with the understanding the court wants to make sure the public is safe. I nothing in his criminal history suggest it. Yes, it's high. Uh I think that sometimes to your point get a wake up call slap in the face and they go and send no more.
And so uh I feel like that we have one of those test cases here. He's willing to do whatever the court would like him to do. He just would like to keep his job and show the court that he's not a danger to himself or others. And so I'd like to at least give him an opportunity The problem I have is it's would be very easy for him to just get loaded and get into a car and drive. And I would have nothing at my disposal to prevent that from happening if he goes out and kills someone. That's the problem I have.
>> I I do I judge that.
>> How do we prevent that from happening?
Because that's the ultimate That's why we put interlocks on cars. And you're telling me that you can't do it on a So the only other way I know to ensure that he's not drinking is with a scram. So we can't do a guardian interlock. We can't do a scram. I mean it's like should we just give in give him a pat on the back too and start rubbing his shoulders too.
I mean really affidavit of non-driving.
He just can't drive. He's got a Uber ando everywhere. I mean that's an added cost that he's willing to absorb.
>> All right.
>> Affidavit of non-driving.
>> So here here's what we'll do. You're going to sign an affidavit and let me be frank with you. If I find >> Texas so needs to understand it's not like Manchester. So >> if I find that you drive, I can have a contempt hearing every time you drive.
It's an offense and I can hold you in contempt and throw your ass in jail for up to 180 days. Do not drive. You will also do AA three times a week, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. And you must keep a log. And you need to provide your pre-trial services every Monday so that we know you're doing AA. No alcohol. And let me tell you, if I find that you skip one time on the portable device, you will go to jail and I'm going to make your bond high.
>> Do you understand?
>> Judge, can you explain to him about the office of charging this device? If you're is not charged or if it goes off or he can't see that you're blowing it, he's going to assume that's a positive.
You can't come in and say, "I forgot the charger. It didn't get on the charger."
He's going to assume that it's positive and didn't blow on it because eventually you have to be on top of charging. It is not the most reliable device sometimes when it comes to that perspective. You need to stay in contact with your vendor. Make sure you have a good device. Make sure you're charging.
>> The other thing is this, Mr. Barnett.
You know, I may look dumb, but we weren't born yesterday. If you try to come in here and say it's mouthwash, it was a tequila lollipop, it was hair dye, it was your best friend's wedding, it was a cake that you had no idea it was king's cake or whatnot, it is just as bad. So, don't use how anything that has alcohol in it, toothpaste, anything. Do you understand? I make copious notes so that I know exactly what transpired here today. I know that I've advised you. So if you try to come in here and tell me it's mouthwash, >> do you understand?
>> Okay.
>> Yeah. I mean I'm Yeah. But um completely acquies to you, but it's no tolerance.
>> Should he have a violation?
>> Do you understand?
Um, okay. Thanks. Just don't leave yet because we have a bunch of stuff for you to sign.
>> Are you sure you want to do this?
>> Okay.
>> M. Alio, you're charged with driving while intoxicated. You're facing up to six months in jail and or a $2,000 fine.
You have worked out an agreement.
They're offering you 180 days in jail.
However, however, that will be probated for 18 months. You need to understand that this charge will now go on your record. It will be there for the rest of your life. Even after you die, it's still there. Every time you get pulled over, officers will see this. If they smell alcohol, if they smell dope, what's going to happen?
>> I don't know. But it's a very big possibility. You need to understand that from now on, it's a minimum of 30 days.
Is it a 15? No. It's a minimum of 30 days in jail. Should you ever pick up another DDBI? There are no more slaps on proverbial slaps on the wrist. Do you understand?
>> Yes, sir.
>> You're giving up the right to a trial.
Right to compel witnesses to test your behalf. Confront and cross-examine your accusers. If you are not a citizen, there are possible immigration consequences. You can be deported, excluded from the country, denied naturalization. You give up the right to appeal. Once you accept this agreement, you are stuck with us until it gets completed or it gets revoked. If you do something to violate this agreement, we issue a warrant. We will have a hearing.
If you violate this agreement, you're looking at 180 days. You understand?
>> Yes.
>> Um, how do you plead to this offense?
Guilty or not guilty?
>> As part of this agreement, to complete this successfully, you must do a T-R.
This is an evaluation to see if you need other conditions. If they assess other conditions, you must fulfill them. They may say you may need intensive outpatient supportive out whatever it is you must fulfill her. No drugs, no alcohol, a DWI education class, two victim impact panels, substance abuse treatment as indicated by the TRAZ, 20 hours of community service, a $100 onetime donation to a $50 onetime donation to Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
Thanks a lot.
>> And you must maintain a guardian analog.
One more thing, there is no breath test refusal. If you get pulled over while you're on this probation and an officer ask you to submit a breath test, you must do it while you're on this probation. Does she have a license? Do you know?
>> She does, judge, but I believe she needs to pay the restricted license fee for it to be battled at this.
>> So, it's ineligible at this point. You are not allowed to drive. You will be signing an affidavit promising us you're not going to drive. understand that there's no justification in this life that you can give now until number one, you get a license, number two, you get insurance, and number three, you have an interlock. If you drive before all those and you get approval from us, it just it doesn't matter if there's a burning building, you have to say 50 kittens. It doesn't matter. We take it extremely serious. You understand?
>> All right. Um, did she say guilty?
>> I did.
>> Okay. I'm going to find you guilty. I'll follow this agreement. send it to. Good luck to you, man.
>> Thank you so much.
>> Okay. All right. Thanks.
>> Did you Did they file an attorney record so that we attached Mr. Thearing to it?
They did. He did a motion to sub, right?
>> Because I want to make sure that they were attached and that Ally was >> Mark. Yeah. Okay, great. All right.
>> Hey, Mark Mets.
>> Yes.
>> Can we get a translator?
Oh, great. Hello.
>> This is with an H if I remember right.
>> Mr. Quete, you were charged with driving while intoxicated.
>> You were facing up to a year in jail andor a $4,000 fine. right now.
>> We are going to do probable cause. You have the right to remain silent.
>> Anything you say can or will be used against you.
>> Okay.
>> On June 7,630 p.m. officer was dispatched with a car crash. Officer noticed speech.
officer notice corona portals and more in in a box in defendant's car a total of 15.
Um CW stated he was stopped at a red light when his vehicle was struck from behind. CW stated a passenger in defendant's car started to run away after defendant him.
Defendant admitted to drinking seven years.
>> Still soiety test was four out of six HGN. Five out of eight walking turn.
Three out of four.
DIC was red. Then consent to a red test which came back two.
254 and 43.
I would venture a guess that it's >> elementary that you're not to have alcohol in the car while you're driving.
And if it's proven at trial, it's a minimum of 6 days in jail.
As a condition of your bond, you were ordered not to consume alcohol, illegal drugs, or unprescribed controlled medication. You will now also you're not allowed to drive any vehicle that's not equipped with an ignition interlock on it. If you're caught driving a vehicle that doesn't have an interlock, I will put you in jail.
I don't know what your immigration status is, but if you are not in this country with proper permission and you go to jail and immigration finds you, they may very well put a detainer on you and you will sit in custody for a very long time.
Do you understand?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Does he have a license to drive?
>> It's eligible.
>> All right. So you are not to drive any vehicle that doesn't have an interlock.
I send notice to DPS in Austin so that every police officer in this state knows if they pull you over and that car doesn't have an interlock, they will take you to jail.
>> Do you understand?
>> Because you have a lawyer, I will wave your appearance. It is your responsibility to stay in touch with Mr. Mets. If he tells me he cannot get a hold of you or if you pick up a new case, then likewise into jail you go, I will revoke your bond. For now, we'll have you sign all the documents and then after that you'll be free to go.
>> Thank you.
>> Spanish.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah, he's good. He's got a license.
>> Chavez, >> Mr. Chavez.
Do you have a lawyer today?
>> What have you done to look for a lawyer?
>> I'm still looking, but they are all very expensive.
>> How old are you, sir?
>> 21.
>> How do you support yourself?
Well, working, but the thing is a little complicated right now because I have not been able to drive.
>> How do you So, what are you doing for a living?
>> I work in construction.
>> What kind of money do you make a month?
around 600 per week.
>> And who do you live with?
>> With my wife.
>> Do you have any children?
>> One on the way.
>> All right. I can have you fill out an application. We'll see whether you qualify. I need to know everything about you and I need to know whether your wife works as well and you need to put total household income and then I'll take a look to see whether you qualify.
>> You have a plea on is Webster with you.
>> Is it a true first on Webster?
>> Yes, he does.
>> No. Okay, great. Do you mind bringing him up?
>> Ask me. I moved him up because he's got a great job.
today and have himself Friday.
>> Sure. Of course. Yeah.
>> Mr. Webster, you're charged with driving while intoxicated. You're facing up to 6 months in jail and or a $2,000 fine.
You've worked out an agreement. They're offering you 15 days in jail credit for the one day that you've done. You need to understand something very important.
This will go on your record. It will be there for the rest of your life. Your record, it's not pretty. It's not a good one. every time you get pulled over.
What do you think officers are going to do?
>> Well, I don't know. But he who has a long record has more of a chance of being, you know what I mean, >> right? That's why if I were you now, this is going to end up as a conviction.
I would never, even if you have a sip of alcohol, don't get into a car because it's a recipe for disaster. Do you understand what we're doing today? From now on, it's a minimum of 30 days in jail. Yes, sir.
>> You are giving up the right to a trial.
Right to compel witnesses, detest on behalf, confront and cross-examine accusers. If you were not a citizen, there are possible immigration consequences. You can be deported, excluded from the country, deny naturalization, to give up the right to appeal. Once you accept this agreement, you can never change your so. Is this what you want to do?
>> Yes, sir.
>> How do you plead to the offense? Guilty or not guilty?
>> I'm going to find you guilty. send you this agreement, send you to 15 days in jail. I'll give you credit for the one day that you've done. I have to suspend your license. I'm going to do it for the minimum, which is 90 days. Do not drive until you get a license.
>> So, he wants to turn himself in this Friday.
>> Yes, you are.
>> All right. So, you need to turn yourself in this Friday by 6:00 p.m.
>> They're going to give you the proper paperwork. You were still on bond. You are not allowed to drink. You are not allowed to use illegal drugs. You are not allowed to drive because I'm now suspending your license. So recognize that until you turn yourself in and satisfy the sentence, you were still on bondist court. If you fail to turn yourself in, I have the 180 days to slap you with for 100 for jail time.
>> You understand? Yes, sir.
>> All right, buddy. Good luck.
>> Thank you.
>> CeCe, >> council, you ready?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Did you were you able to get him to come down? Will they bring him down?
>> I was able to get him an escort now.
He's in the tank.
>> Okay. Hey guys, do you mind bringing him out, please? It's um >> uh 262 >> was a theft upstairs. No PC.
>> All right. Good morning, Mr. uh Bradley.
Sir, you're charged with unlawful restraint. 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 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.
>> On June 8, 2020, police officers responding to domestic threat call in Harris County, Texas at a private residence. Uh CW was dropping kids off to their mother at Kroger following an agreement. Uh the defendant failed to show up uh to Kroger. So CW showed up to their uh residence. CW instructed the child to um go to the door but stayed in the car opposite on the opposite side of the residence. Defendant one showed up and blocked his car.
>> Oh, remember this? This is from last week. Do you remember this, Karina?
>> Yeah. Yeah. This is the one. So, this is the gentleman that's in the back car that gets behind and prevents the complaining witness from leaving. He's dropping the child off and then she gets in the front but she's >> on foot to prevent and then he's trying to get >> the algation. We've actually got I think we're going we're going to get deep into this case as we worked.
>> No, I I I know there's probable cause.
We've we've did a deep dive on this last week. So >> So Mr. Bradley, I'm going to find that there's sufficient probable cause to go forward with your case. to the condition of your bond. You're ordered not to be in possession of any weapons, not to go back to this location, and not to have any contact with the complaining witness. If you violate these conditions, I will put you in jail. You there will be no more PR bonds. I want you to understand that I'm going to do everything in my power to protect my community. If I have to put you in there at $150,000 bond, I'll just do it in a heartbeat. I will not lose sleep over it. Do you understand?
>> I apologize. I just have a comment on the location of the >> Sure. The location where the incident happened is their residence. So the complaining witness came to their residence to >> it's a house or is it an apartment?
>> It's a house.
>> Whose house is it?
>> It is the um >> right. So it's not his though.
>> Well, I think they have a they have a house note on it.
>> Show it to me that you're on the actual note and then I'll take the restriction off. But the what I'm trying to do is prevent any further things from happening. And typically the best way to do that is to separate all parties and ensure that there's no accidental bumping into. Usually that's by making sure that no one's going to go back or no one's going to accidentally see them.
And that's why if it's your house, obviously I'm not going to exclude you from your house, but I'm not going to take your word. I need show me that that's the case. If you have a, you know, some kind of deed or something that's your name on it, then I'm I will acquies. But One other thing about this situation, I don't know if you covered court last week, is the child custody agreement actually is supposed to prevent them from being at that residence. So complaining witness in this matter actually violated the child custody agreement to come to this residence.
>> I don't have jurisdiction over him. I can't stop him from going over there.
You know, if there is some kind of agreement like that, then that's for the family courts to take over and then you know, whatever they do, whether contempt, whether this or that, I don't know. Sure, but show me that he is entitled to be there, but that he owns it, right? Or he's on the lease or whatnot, and then I'm happy to do it, but just don't have contact with this person. You know, it's very easy for them to just get on the phone.
Hey man, he's harassing me. there's so many vindictive people in this life and the idea is to keep you guys separated so that way >> I mean you know >> that's what we're trying to so just be very careful because if you go over over there again you guys have words again I just I don't want you to see end up with a lengthy sentence you know >> um so let's talk about a bond what do you think >> already >> did but he hasn't made it though >> he's not as thousand.
>> Your honor, we're we're not going to object to that. I understand the fact of his case. We do have >> Does he have a bonding company here?
>> We do. Uh Daniel was upset and felt like where he's coming back downstairs.
>> Okay. So, you want to if you're okay with a th00and?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay, then I'll do that. We'll set it a th00and just um we need bond if you can file the bond conditions. So, no weapons, no contact with the complaining witness, no going to where he lives or works. Okay. And then we'll have you just sign a reset. Well, no.
>> Yeah. You're going to go We'll release you to the bonding company when they get here. Yes, sir.
>> But we need conditions signed first after he signs the conditions at that point when the bonding company is here and we'll release you guys.
>> Okay.
>> Yes, sir. Please.
>> Bogno, come on up.
>> All right. Mr. Bner, do you have a lawyer today?
>> Tell me what you're doing about that.
Why is that?
>> Out of work.
>> Why is that?
>> When is the last time you've had a job?
>> Month ago.
>> Okay. Doing what?
>> Male.
>> Male. What does that mean?
>> Are you high right now? Are you so high that you can't have you can't even have a sentence? What I mean, really? What's going on?
>> Smell like weed.
>> Tell me what you've done to look for a lawyer, Mr. Bogeno. Tell me what you've done to look for a job.
>> Whoa, whoa, whoa. You're here >> for driving on a suspended license and for unlawful car of a weapon.
Your bond conditions are that you are not allowed to drive.
>> Stop.
>> You have the right to remain silent.
Don't say anything at this time. You have signed an affidavit promising us that you're not going to drive. I hope and pray above everything holy in this life that you are not driving. You do not have a license to drive.
Do you understand?
Do not drive.
You swore an oath not to drive.
>> What were you doing prior?
>> What were you doing before? You said mail. What were you doing? And what kind of income did you have?
Okay.
So >> it's now roughly month and a half. How do you support yourself now?
Whatever furniture, >> if you want to apply for a courtappointed lawyer, we will give you an application, but you don't get to sit at home and play Xbox all day while the entire county has to pay for you. You will be expected to work, and I'm going to bring you back in two weeks to see what you have done to get a job. I am also ordering you as a condition of your bond not to consume alcohol or illegal drugs and you will be tested randomly and soon if I find out you're using illegal drugs including marijuana then likewise it will not go well for you. Do you understand?
If you have two cases, if I have to ru your bond and set up at 10 to 20,000, if you don't have anyone to pony up that kind of money, you will be stuck like Chuck for quite a while. Do you understand? There are choices. You either make a good choice or you make a bad choice.
>> Do you mind giving an application, please? I need you to fill it out.
I'm bringing you back in two weeks and I want to see 20 to 30 applications for work. Do you understand?
>> So, Bronica, no weapons, no driving test in 40 days from today. No alcohol, no illegal drugs, and then back in two weeks. All right.
One more.
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>> Mr. Esbar, do you have a lawyer today?
>> Tell me what you're doing about that.
>> What do you do with yourself these days, Mr. Escobar?
>> And what do you do for a living?
Okay. What kind of money do you make a month?
Who do you live with?
>> Who do you live with?
>> Do you support anybody?
>> Did you make any attempt to look for a lawyer?
>> Yes.
>> What would you like to do now? uh representative.
>> You want to apply for a court upon lawyer? Okay. You mind giving an application? You will be expected to work. You must be working full-time. You understand? Okay. All right.
>> Hey, Karina, did you see this?
>> I have to give you cause number.
>> Yes. Yes. 244 >> 3446.
>> Is that online?
>> They they made me at the hotel lobby.
They went on to the loan. There was the agreement made and uh >> does it say that it was her cuz you never said I mean all what you're saying now was never >> Yes. There was a introduction when she arrived uh detected uh went upstairs in the room with the defendant in the elevator. Um >> and it says that it's her.
>> Yes.
>> Yes. It looks like um they contacted her in the website. Um the original that was contacted was the defendant that arrived at this location. Um then after that they from there um that was defend where they exchanged introductions. Um and that's when they went up to a room judge >> and then what in the room >> and once they got into the room um the defendant offered and agreed to let uh let them have sexual intercourse with her performal sex to the officer for $350.
>> Yeah. That that's something else, right?
>> All right, ma'am. I'm going to find that there's probable cause to go full cases a condition of your bond. You're ordered not to participate in these types of activity. Again, if you do, I will revoke your bond and put you in jail. No more PR bonds for you. You have a No, no, don't. Just You have the right to remain silent. Exercise that right.
There's nothing that you can say at this point that's going to change anything.
Stop. Don't Don't >> There's nothing that you can say at this time that's going to change anything.
This is a probable cause hearing. Now's not the time to fight your case. You don't have a lawyer and whatever you say, they're going to sit there and try to take use it against you to prove guilt. It's just now's not the time. If you want a lawyer, I'm happy to provide you a lawyer today, you know, at no cost to you, a court appointed lawyer. But I'm telling you that if it continues, if you continue, I will put you in jail and there will be no more PR bonds. You have already missed court once. I'm going to reinstate your bond now, but if you miss court again, I'm not going to continue to play this game. I have enough drama in my in my life and I just don't need anymore. Do you understand?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. So, do you mind filing those conditions?
>> No. Engaging in the same course of conduct as that we have here, whether online, in person, use of third parties at all. Um, I'm going to have you sign a reset. I'm going to have you take a seat in the jury box. I'm going to find you a lawyer and then we'll go from there. Okay.
Please do not leave it till you sign our bond conditions as well.
>> The car was impounded and the car has a lean on it and the bank said that they're taking the car because they have been fighting with the insurance company because the car is a total loss to get paid off or whatever like that. So, he doesn't have a car. But I remember your conditions, judge. You said that if he has if he drives a car, he has to have it in. So, as long as he fills out signs this nonprosecution and doesn't drive, that should be >> Well, we'll give him a he will have a portable device.
>> He should vet, >> right?
>> I need you to You speak Spanish?
>> Um, yes. The part that I don't speak my phone helps me out. So, he's been understanding everything I I told him that's up to this point.
foreign.
No.
>> Okay. So, he said no alcohol, no illegal drugs, no using anything that has alcohol in it. He's swearing to us that he's not going to drive. Okay. So, okay.
portable device.
All >> right. Good morning, Mr. Rosio.
>> Sir, you're charged with two cases.
You're charged with assault of a family member. You're also charged with interference with the duties of a public servant. You've worked out an agreement where they're offering you a six-month deferred on the assault of a family member and they're going to dismiss the second case. Is this how you understand the agreement?
>> Yes. You need to understand something very important that a assault of a family member carries an affirmative finding of family violence. Meaning that should you ever pick up another one of these cases, you could be very well facing a thirdderee felony up to 10 years in prison. You understand?
You are giving up the right to a trial right to compel witnesses to test your behalf. Confront and cross-examine your accusers. If you were not a citizen, there are possible immigration consequences. You can be deported, excluded from the country, deny naturalization. You give up the right to appeal. Once you accept this agreement, you are stuck with us until you complete it successfully. If you complete it successfully or gets revoked, if you do something to violate this agreement, if you pick up a new case, you test positive for drugs or illegal illegal drugs or alcohol. If you have a weapon, if you pick up a new case, if you have contact with the complaining witnesses in this case, we issue a warrant for your arrest, put you back in jail. We will have a hearing to determine if you violated this agreement. If you do, you were looking at an entire year in jail.
You understand?
>> If you complete the success, it does not get dismissed. This is a deferred. So, if you do it successfully, you complete it successfully, there's no conviction on your record, but it doesn't get dismissed. It's a big difference between the two. Do you understand?
>> Yes.
>> All right. How do you plead to this offense? Guilty or not guilty?
>> Guilty.
>> I'm not going to find you guilty. I would well withhold that for 6 months.
For you to complete this successfully, you must do an effective decision-making class.
No drugs, alcohol, weapons, 20 hours of community service. You must do a T-R to see if they any other conditions are warranted. Um, what about contact with the complaining witness? Do they want contact?
>> Do you know?
>> Yes. Just no harassing contact.
>> What's the relationship between them?
>> Relationship.
Do you know if they want contact?
>> What I'd like to do is I want to make sure that they want contact first and if they do then we will order no threatening harassing >> contact.
>> They do.
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> One of them was a brother and one of them is the mother and they said that they did want him to have contact.
Where are you going to stay when you leave?
>> When you get out of jail.
>> At mom's house.
>> You got to understand that when you're living at mom's house, it's not your house. And if mom kicks you out because you're not complying with whatever she's asking you to do, you know, you may be very well living on the streets. And if you do, the streets will eat you alive. It sucks.
Nothing good happens on the street. So even if she asks you, take out the dishwasher, clean the floors, wash the clothes, whatever it may be. Anything is better than living on the street.
What else you going to do with the rest of your life? How old were you? 21, 22.
How old are you, Mr. Osia? You're 18.
What's next? What are you going to do for the rest of your life?
>> Well, once I get out, went straight to work.
>> Doing what? Uh, did you ching at the trash company?
>> Did you graduate from high school?
>> So, you need to get your GED at a minimum. You will make pennies to what everybody's making a dollar just the fact that you don't have a GED or some kind of high equivalent high school equivalency. You must do it. And I want you to get it while you're on this. I'll I'll make you a deal. No community service if you can get your GED. I would rather you spend your time working to get that as opposed to menial labor.
Just really, if you don't, you will be looking at a year in jail and I'm going to keep you while we get your GED. It's going to happen whether we do it outside or whether we do it inside because you need your high school diploma. You understand?
I'll make you a deal.
The minute you get your high school diploma, come back and talk. If you've done the classes, I'll take you off.
The main concern is you getting your high school diploma. You understand?
Yes, sir.
>> Okay, man. All right. Best of luck to you. I'm going to wave your fees. You I for as far as probation, everything concern, there's no fee. I can't pay for the outside stuff, but just if you have any problems, come back and talk and we can work through anything. All right.
>> Good luck.
I'll she'll explain to you more. Okay.
>> Jail or bond.
>> He is in custody currently on >> Oh, right, right, right. Okay. Got it.
>> I'm asking the court to reinstate his bond. Um I will not replace his bond.
It's And this is a crazy long diet.
>> Tell me. So EP ising in front of this court on a criminal mischief case.
Criminal mischief case arises out of the same set of circumstances that um was part of an aalt case that was filed.
He went to court for the ault. He has taken a 5-year deferred on the aalt 4 days after he pleads guilty to the aalt then they file the proclamation.
Um, if the court revokes a bond, he doesn't have anyone else who's going to make his be able to make his bond again.
Um, the offering to say is restitution and dismiss. Green restitution and dismiss. He works in construction. He tells me that he can work to get the money together to pay back the restitution. Green and I have been talking today and what we've decided or what hypothetically we're exploring is amending the terms of his felony probation to have that restitution be a part of the felony probation. I just went up to the 339th to try to talk to the CEO. They were in the middle of a hearing, so I wasn't able to talk to her.
>> But I don't know if they can do that, though. I mean, he's already pled to that case. You'd have to get the defense lawyer involved. You'd have to have the prosecutors involved. It was even never even >> originally. I I'm surprised because if they would have involved at the same time, they probably would have considered it in the MHA or in the third as part of the renegotiations. But because it wasn't failed till later, I'm assuming that's what he's >> How much is the restitution?
>> About $1,300 for us.
>> Damn, that's a lot.
>> For five years, he >> Yeah, I mean, right. But more so, we put a monitor on him and he just doesn't care.
>> Well, judge, he was moving this weekend.
Um, and whenever he was moving, he thinks whatever the charger was that charges his thing got mixed in with all the things that are moving just wasn't able to charge it. Um, and that's what that >> What do you think, >> Judge?
It's tough because it's not his fault that this case got filed after with the firm. I really think that it would have been filed altogether. It would have resolution would have been included in there. Um, I >> Great. We gave him a PR bond though. I mean, you have you do we have to beg you to do things now?
Do we really just is that what I mean we have to beg people to work to get their dismissals really at what point do we say when you know you're on felony deferred right do you know can you bring up please >> how long has he been on deferred now >> I believe since March >> pretty much he fled on 35 2026 um doesn't look He has had any violations since then. Um, >> let's send it for a drug and alcohol test.
>> Um, let me see what they have as a condition. Judge, >> that's most certainly a condition.
>> This case was filed 46. But let me see.
>> You know, with us, >> do you know how serious a probation you're on now, Mr.?
>> Yes, sir. I don't think you do.
That is the type of probation that's called a 3G offense. If you get revoked, anytime you get, you must do at least half before you're even eligible. And when you have an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, this is not the time where, okay, two years, 3 years, 10, 15.
Do you understand?
>> All we asked you to do was maintain a monitor so we know that there are no issues and you're walking around as if you have no criminal cases open at all.
Your lawyer is asking for me to reinstake your bond, but I know given the history here, if we let you out, you just can do whatever the hell you want to do cuz that's what Mr. Abula likes to do.
>> What's the state's position on a bond reinstatement?
Um your honor, the last bond violation I saw was for him in a certain location.
Um I know that as part of his felony, he was like he's not allowed to live with grandma. So I'm not sure that was the address that he had originally listed but had to live somewhere else based on the felony probation.
Wait, so on our case >> on the felony defer, he was instructed not to live with grandma just from what I can see on the note.
>> Um, so I'm not sure if the address we have listed in our case originally was grandma's and then he was instructed to live somewhere else. That part I'm not sure how that will affect with um pretation or residing somewhere else.
>> Um, and >> what do you mean in is that in the felony case or is that with us? They're all kind of together because they're all the same complaintants. Um the last one, you know, the first violation.
>> No, the claim >> we have I thought we only have one violation. Do we have multiple violations?
>> Um I think the first one 68. So yes, judge.
I'm sorry. The one on 68 2026. That's one violation.
>> We're residing at a different address.
>> I don't see the one on 68. I don't know which one you're referencing.
>> So, is there a second violation?
>> I'm going through my email.
I'm looking through my emails and I only see this one. So it could have been an error right there.
>> Um so like you said this is the first violation in regards to the GPS monitor considering that what council was instructing our advising that it was because of the moving um the state would not be opposed to receiving his bond um since he hasn't had any violation. He's been for three months and hasn't had any violations of that.
>> Where are you going to live Mr. motion.
>> No, I don't want the actual address, but it's away from the complaining witnesses. Correct.
>> You're on felony probation. You should be living as if you have a halo above your head. That means no alcohol, no illegal drugs, no new cases, and to remain in compliance.
As a condition of your bond here, you were ordered not to consume alcohol or illegal drugs, and I'm going to test you soon. I will reluctantly reinstate your bond. If the battery goes dead, so will your bond, and I'm not going to play this game with you again. Do you understand?
>> Yes, sir.
>> You must charge this every single >> day.
Don't use alcohol. Don't use illegal drugs, including marijuana. Do you understand?
>> Thank you.
>> Um, if it's just no tolerance going here for and you know, I don't know who you have in this slide, Mr. Rabula, but every time you're out there in the free world and you want to do something where you think that bond could get revoked, you need to be thinking, is there someone that's going to be ready to pony up 10, $20,000 for me to get out?
Because if you don't have anyone that has that kind of money to bond you out, if you go to jail, you may be very well there for a long ass time. Do you understand?
This is what you should be considering in the free world. It's not free at this time.
You have a whole host of conditions. We will not have this conversation again.
>> Okay.
>> Thank you.
>> Okay.
>> Mr. Henry, >> good morning bud. What's up?
>> Okay.
>> You said for not heard from her. I've spoke to uh family members who have also been in contact with her, but I have not spoken to her directly and preaching to you as well cuz she was released.
>> So on Friday, Kyle Jones reported to our office.
>> Sure. I remember they took her in.
>> They did not take her in. So >> what >> she had two felony warrants. When I talked to the Lawrence unit, I talked to a supervisor this morning because when I looked at her file, they actually dismissed her and told her to go to court and I uh I >> I just don't understand. I I I don't >> uh they said that they're looking into it right now and I told them well she never reported before on Friday and so um right now they're looking into the situation of why she was just in our office with warrants and so um >> I just I just don't understand. I mean it's like we're working against ourselves really. It's >> I don't know what to tell you but I can't I'm going to revoke her bond. You know it it's she is supposed to maintain in contact with you. She's not done so.
She has two felony warrants. Really?
>> Okay. All right.
>> Do you want to stay on? Do you want to withdraw?
>> I can withdraw.
>> Okay. Sure.
>> Okay. Are you ready?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Hi.
>> I'm approaching on Kyle Rogers.
>> Yes.
>> You had asked me to come stand down for a second while you had some time to speak about. I don't know if you had time.
>> Yeah, we'll do it now. Just >> what is your position with regard to Mr. Rogers?
>> Oh, no, no, no. Just to sign it.
>> Oh, sign.
>> Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no. You You guys are good.
>> What is your position with Mr. Rogers as far as >> a bond, I guess, reinstatement.
So just while she's doing that, I will say that that last bond violation where you locked up last week that where the allegation was that he lost his charger and he was inside and outside the house for a total of 30 minutes looking for it. Looking for that charger, he did find it. Judge, I want you to know that that 30 minutes he left 2 in the morning.
>> Yeah.
>> Hey, you're not supposed to leave.
>> It was between I think midnight and 2.
He's back and forth looking.
>> He had an unapproved leave at 2:22.
>> Yeah. Looking for the charger. He says that it was >> the excuse.
>> So he's and I agree that that was a mistake on his part, but he's running back out out of court and over the course of the violation about 30 minutes total. But that 30 minutes cost him 4 days in the county jail.
We we got a deal worked out for him where he does the effective decision-making course and then making his case and go away. I just need him to get out and do it. Go back home, go to work and do class.
>> Think he certainly learned his lesson.
>> Yeah. Can you have a brain mouth? Ask him to please bring I asked two things from you. Just two.
And all you did was violate the two things. Your lawyer is asking me to reinstate your bond. And you know that it would probably cost all of $500 to get you out of jail, Mr. Rogers. And there's no one to pony up even $500.
Who do you have in your life at this time?
>> Judge, I will tell you that over the course of my representation, Mr. Rogers, he and I, we've had several long conversations about the decisions that he's made that that have gotten him into this and the cases he's had before and and where it's all standing and he knew he knew when you left when he left the last time report that if he violated his law again he was going to jail and he violated the bomb went to jail.
>> So this is the reason why I don't have much faith in him now you know Mr. Rogers.
>> Why do we have jails?
>> Why do we have >> Why do we have jails?
You know, another good reason is that when people continually pick up criminal cases, the sentences get longer, the punishment gets harsher, the bond conditions become more voluminous because what we see is a pattern.
In about two and a half to three years, you are now on your fourth case.
And within that four cases, you're now on your third bond violation.
Something is not >> You understand where I'm going?
>> Yes.
But anything you say right >> is here but your actions are over here >> and they don't jive.
People tell me everything that they think we want, need to hear, but yet you go out and act as if just have no condition.
I'm going to do whatever I want to do.
The conditions we place are to ensure or at least hope that no further cases continue to pop up to protect the community.
And so, you know, he's telling me this, but I just don't have much faith that you're at what point does someone hit Rock >> your actions don't say that.
>> So I I don't know if the do see you know the funny thing is is he worked out a killer deal to get this case dismissed.
All you'd have to do is literally two-hour class online in case it will be dismissed. Yet you're stuck like just >> I don't know, man. I don't know. It It's You got We've got just a couple years.
We're now on case number four. I can >> and I don't >> judge >> know how much faith I have that he's just gonna comply, you know, >> just >> Well, I I would just suggest, judge, that the defense would ask that the bomb be reinstated uh you be given a a oneweek uh reset, be back in your court uh next Monday. And if he has it done, he has it. If he hasn't done it, if he does it, if he comes comes in with more excuses, then you know, we'll we'll let the court handle that.
>> Well, >> but but the underlying case is just we we got it worked out.
>> I feel like it was a really good resolution for him. And like I said, we he he knows going forward. He knows what the deal is going forward.
>> He's he's 26 years old. He works two jobs.
Um, he's living there with his mom.
>> What job do you work, Mr. >> Rogers?
>> I downtown.
>> So, so he's keeping busy. He's helping mom with the bills. Um, you know, judge, there there isn't there is an alcohol problem and he and I have had a long discussion about that.
I know he's taken a lot of positive steps toward for remediating that and and he'll continue, but but this is where we are there. When is he gonna test negative for everything?
When is he gonna test negative?
>> I would hope that he test negative today.
>> Be realistic. I want I want you to be honest. When are you going to test negative?
Will you test negative today if you don't want to?
>> Well, he just tested just >> on on the first on uh June 1st if I'm not mistaken. He tested positive.
>> So he would give he was given bomb conditions on May 15th. We're now at uh at at June 15th. So he should testate I would like to pay 30 to 45 days marijuana is what I understand.
>> Have you have you smoked marijuana since the Indian commissions back on May 15th?
>> No. I'm asking you. I'm just asking you a simple question.
>> Okay.
>> Have you consumed any alcohol between from since May 15th?
I I believe the defense would just ask that if the bomb be reinstated, he be given a oneweek reset to get the class done. He appear back in your court next Monday.
So, um I will acquies, but he will have a GPS prior to release if you step out past curfew one more time.
You understand?
When you're out there in the free world, you need to be thinking to yourself, if I do this, is it going to be in violation of my conditions?
Whatever goes on with this case, you're going to be tested 10 days from today for alcohol and marijuana because by then you should have tested negative. And that's me giving you more time. But if you ever violate a condition, that will be number four. And I'm not going to have this conversation with you again. You understand?
>> Mr. Francis, I'm not going to do this again. I I I >> So if the battery goes dead, if you go out past curfew, if you have a weapon, if you smoke marijuana, if you do anything you're not supposed to do, if you drive a car and you don't have a license and insurance, then you will be violation of all these bond conditions yet again. Do you understand?
Okay.
Just we'll have to let Veronica know and then uh take care of it.
>> Thank you.
>> Okay.
>> GPS prior to release. No drugs, no alcohol. Test in 10 days. Um no weapons.
>> Can you test levels?
>> Can you test levels?
>> We can test levels. I'd like to know levels. So, let's do another when he gets out within 3 days, let's do another test because I want to see what levels are.
>> Hey, can I give you guys a cause number?
>> 260 4912. Hey, check this out. Veronica, >> you don't mind looking at this?
>> I need to give you a cause number.
>> Yeah. 260 4912 >> I just got an email saying that this dude picked up a DWI >> but I don't see it file so we don't Was Hey, did was Ryan on the He was He's on the docket today.
>> Montgomery County Judge. Um he was offensively was 614. So he might still be in custody.
>> Is he in custody now?
pull up my account last.
Did Ryan check in?
>> Ryan, top of page 30.
>> No, judge. I got an email from company.
He's in the county jail.
>> Okay. 50001.
>> Good morning, sir.
>> Do you have a lawyer? Tell me what you're doing about that.
>> Good. You're not going to qualify for a courtappointed lawyer. So, you need a lawyer to represent you. We'll give you another reset. Come on.
>> Good morning, ma'am.
>> What time does court start, Miss Dixon?
>> 8:00.
>> You got here 12:30, right?
>> 12:30.
Please, from now on, come on time.
>> It messes everything else up. Do you understand?
Really, it starts at 8, not 9:05, 10:32, 8:00, maybe 8:30 at the latest.
You're charged with a resisting arrest.
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 or will be used against you, ma'am.
>> Okay.
>> On May 27, 1906, officer working with Metro, Metro was advised by dispatch that defendant uh a female was refusing to uh deport after being instruction to do so. been instructed to do so for not being in possession of a valid um paid fair officer made contact with defendant and gave multiple lawful commands to deboard um the metro. Defendant failed to comply after being given several verbal opportunities and commands.
Defendant stated she uh would not exit her train leading officer to take hold of her arm to attempt to detain her.
officer advised defendant. Uh, she was under arrest. Defendant continuing to be released by >> Wait, wait. So, they're trying to kick her off a bus?
>> Yes.
>> Why?
>> Because she didn't have the uh train.
>> Stop. Stop.
>> Don't they give about free passes?
was just that she didn't have the um bad car. They asked her multiple times to leave. She refused. They called the Metro Police.
They asked her to leave. She What was she under arrest for?
>> What was she under arrest for, guys?
of services.
>> Say it again.
>> I'll take services.
>> Well, did they take her anywhere?
>> Ma'am, I'm going to find no probable cause in your case. Just be careful. All right.
>> Okay.
They're going to dismiss your case.
You're free to go. Just be careful. And next time if you have come to if you have court, come on.
>> You're the best.
>> All right.
>> Yeah. Come on. Bring it.
>> Yeah.
>> Uh 251.
Bottom of 17 Garcia was here earlier council. Um oh good we can skip that one for now. Top of 184 to appear first time >> 251 bottom line 22 for CFJ to appear >> um 5,0001 >> and then 2300 >> yeah 50003 on all of them >> bottom of 29 Rodriguez said it was raining really hard and >> Oh, God bless.
>> Dang.
>> And he said, >> "It's 122 days old and dude's been given three PR bombs." No.
No. I mean, what?
The rain stops.
5,0001 >> 5,000 a month >> one. Yeah, I'm just raising it up a dollar.
>> Bottom of 31 sent an email asking for a twoe reset.
Um 251 that one was working and all of that.
So can we roll it and then I can call today >> SFBF tomorrow? Sure.
Garcia for her.
>> I I don't know what >> Garcia.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> That was the one where you took her in.
>> Sure.
>> She came back.
>> She was supposed to come with Zayn, >> right? We needed to do bonds and then come to a resolution.
>> Where's Zayn now?
>> Oh, Zay's out there now, too. Oh, wonderful.
>> I I certainly don't know how to handle this. You know, you're on bond for a case with us and now you've picked up a felony case. I'm not down. This is not a revolving door. You know, you picked up a very serious burglary of habitation.
Do you know what conditions they placed on her upstairs? Zane, >> I'm not sure.
>> As far as >> Not only that, this case is 300 days old. Do you have an offer on this case?
There should be a time serve offer judge.
>> Where's it? 30 days offer.
>> 30 offer officially made.
>> Um, so this is your first time talking to her. Am I am I right?
>> Second call.
>> Second.
>> I talked to her when I was first.
>> Right. Okay. So, but what what I'm trying to get at is like I'm not going to give you guys a lot of time and you guys need to figure out what you need to do in this case, but I'm setting you for later this week and you need to figure out what you want to do with this case.
You must either accept the plea bargain agreement or I'm going to set your case for trial. But your case is 300 days old. You've taken off on us multiple times. You picked up a burglar habitation. Just it's just way too much drama. We set cases for trial at 180 days. Your cases 300. Is discovery complete?
>> Okay. So, let's do this.
>> We have this. We actually have a couple conversations, your honor. We'll be trial today.
>> Oh, of course. You want to set up a trial? Yes, sir. So, understand if we set your case for trial, I will not take any more plea bargain agreements. If you want, um, can give you a couple days so you can go through discovery with your lawyer here. But once we set this case, you will go to trial. I will not take any more plea bargain agreements. It's not on the day of trial. You've said it.
We will go to trial. Do you understand?
If you want, I'm happy to give you until, you know, Wednesday or Thursday of this week to decide whether you want to accept a plea bargain agreement or whether you want to set it. But once you set it, we will go to trial. You understand? Okay. You guys make the decision. If you want to set it, go for it. But just no more agreements after that.
>> Of course.
>> Okay. So, in the interim, I'm placing a GPS monitor on your ankle and I'm giving you a curfew of 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. I don't want you out in the middle of the night. You are not to consume alcohol or illegal drugs. You will be tested like crazy to make sure that you're not using. And let me tell you something. If you take off again, I'm going to go bananas on the bond. Do you understand?
No weapons, no engaging in the same kind of behavior as in this case as well.
Okay. All right. Thanks, guys.
>> I think we're done.
>> Thank you.
>> Have a great day.
>> Sorry I was late today.
>> You're good.
>> Yeah. My daughter had a >> They're the main >> Yeah. No, my my daughter had uh orthodontist. She's got like antlers.
So, >> that's messed up. That's messed up.
>> No, she's great. They're not that bad.
I'm just exaggerating. All right, guys.
Have a runful day.
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