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Prosecutor Ashley Jones announced the state's case and read the alleged violation: Flores failed to attend orientation at the Bexar County Community Supervision and Corrections Department as directed, in violation of Condition 4. Flores pleaded true to the allegation and told the court he had been in a difficult period after the death of his father and that he had become lost and isolated after release. Defense counsel asked the court to consider the defendant's circumstances and requested leniency or an alternative to incarceration.

Judge Stephanie Boyd found the violation true, granted the state's motion, and sentenced Flores to four years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ), with an affirmative family-violence finding. The court advised Flores about the limited right to appeal associated with a plea-based revocation, explained the prohibition on possession of weapons following the conviction and affirmed that the defendant would receive credit for any time already served in custody. The judge also recommended therapeutic community placement where appropriate.

The court's order is effective immediately; the record shows defense counsel and the prosecutor discussed pleas and procedural documents during the hearing.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","TUE., APRIL 1, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/MORNING DOCKET & MOTIONS","oneSentenceSummary","Following a plea to a probation violation, the 187th District Court found Juan Flores violated reporting conditions and granted the state's motion to revoke supervision; the court imposed a four-year prison sentence and an affirmative finding of family violence.","taxTitle","Judge Stephanie Boyd 187th District, District Court Judges, Judicial, Texas","taxId",66298,"location","Texas","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6095375,"Judge recalls Dino Acosta's case and recalls payment deadline to June 9; court asks for cashier's check made to complainant",237,552000,789000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2838620-2d71b8df9276b49e087a36b0430a960c&start=552&end=789","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2838620-2d71b8df9276b49e087a36b0430a960c/thumbnail_552000.jpg","/articles/6095375/Texas/Judge-recalls-Dino-Acostas-case-and-recalls-payment-deadline-to-June-9-court-asks-for-cashiers-check-made-to-complainant","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6095375-b3150854cfb8b77bbce1fc24bbb05f18/orig.mp4?Expires=1775448850&Signature=Xw8NJDnvphz-DDGRWiIiAqEwwnucuqXm2tCs91qi7tZ0ibH84ET5g~VRs77q6KgUEEFH7IX7bf0xDA5KdvirZlcqxzGq3TCGvz617qMk5s1Nq0WDO~JZr3iyB8p~dhQV996x0ZSkE2ISd2Fu3b6Tx0D2WfN-DMep8tLajaGD8xqK5KqSOsXDPs-pzKcYvOxsUG-w0qvrBKxvXBkiEXp0znJN0ZMaBeWzaoCSET3cswqWAIII~yri5O8QaDazbq7dqoOH6ulYeZDk4e~aqq-GCD0f~TkInSpYacEzStwm8-mW6D0gHJLxQBMWZPyPB75ilBj1gQHoOFHglUFIJa0zhg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The court recalled an appearance for Dino Acosta and addressed outstanding restitution the court had ordered.

Acosta told the court he is working overseas and has had difficulty completing the required restitution payment. He said he had $5,000 of the $8,000 requested and expected to be back in the U.S. in early June. The court clarified that the payment should not be routed through probation — the check should be payable to the complainant — and warned that payments sent through probation had been delayed or lost in comparable cases.

Judge Stephanie Boyd reset Acosta's appearance for June 9, 2025, instructed him to bring a cashier's check made out to the complainant, and told him to coordinate with counsel to ensure the payment goes to the correct payee and reaches the court. The court indicated that if Acosta can pay earlier, he is welcome to do so and should work through his attorney to avoid misdirection of funds. The matter will be recalled on June 9; if the payment is not made, standard case-processing steps will follow.","Judge Stephanie Boyd recalled Dino Acosta's matter, reset the case for June 9 and instructed Acosta to bring a cashier's check for the $8,000 restitution requested by the court; counsel and probation staff to coordinate to ensure proper payee and delivery.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6095379,"Judge imposes patch, weekly Zoom reporting and TAP evaluation for probationer Concia Roper",2347,8623000,10970000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2838620-2d71b8df9276b49e087a36b0430a960c&start=8623&end=10970","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2838620-2d71b8df9276b49e087a36b0430a960c/thumbnail_8623000.jpg","/articles/6095379/Texas/Judge-imposes-patch-weekly-Zoom-reporting-and-TAP-evaluation-for-probationer-Concia-Roper","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6095379-12c8f4d68b0345c71b9426d7cc219b4e/orig.mp4?Expires=1775448850&Signature=dbEEqq79h9yOShdaRaSRV1MtZvVgEENrBPGOZtQcQcfdJd9BfWPi4gDnxIAah9Li7CjqBYtPMp9kdZmnUVJWddHEMM4jZhkB-wGXMF2ZaQs5mOoIQ42RBcYkp5Sts7vEf2Sv-eEXuYgzB490ECeMdxdzfJkiEZwaczwa1W8yVYD4YUgcLSWisIcgeQVlpNuT~yKR8f~JQupu02MdhitksFHXwRu3s8h9MWwz1BE6tl~lNSzszy1KO1l6k5cAYCudCFnY48kl7qCCcXCX4K5tG5EzfU3m9R~EFfD6Equ6V~pYCeHY1dY2oJPPfHofFyCeFAZOBhnoexW0j0AzBssqhg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The 187th District Court held a contested motion to revoke hearing for Concia Denae Roper and issued new supervision requirements aimed at addressing missed drug testing and reporting failures.

Probation presented a history of missed and diluted urinalysis results and multiple missed reporting appointments. Officer Michael Seidel (Intake Unit, Bexar County probation) testified about scheduled reporting and repeated missed drug tests, and the state moved on multiple alleged violations. Defense counsel and Roper disputed parts of the record and said transportation and family circumstances contributed to missed tests; Roper said she had work and family commitments and recent transportation help from relatives.

After reviewing probation notes, the court found several violations of Condition 2 (drug-testing and testing compliance) and Condition 4 (reporting) true. Rather than revoking supervision to prison, Judge Stephanie Boyd ordered a set of measures designed to assure treatment and monitoring: an updated TAP (Treatment Assessment and Placement) evaluation to be completed in custody (or arranged promptly), weekly reporting by Zoom for 90 days, placement on a medication patch (until further notice) or bi-monthly in-person testing at the court's direction, and 90 sober-support meetings in 90 days. The judge also authorized probation to consider an out-of-county TAP evaluation if local scheduling delays would cause significant waits for assessment.

The judge emphasized that the orders are intended to be remedial and to ensure Roper's compliance, and warned that failure to comply could result in stricter sanctions. Probation was directed to coordinate the TAP evaluation, confirm patch placement and monitor the Zoom reporting and meeting compliance.

Clarifying details from the hearing: Roper lives in Guadalupe County (Cibolo) and has three children; her most recent child was born July 18, 2023, by C-section. Probation records reflected some cleared urine tests (clear negatives in early 2024) but also several missed and diluted tests later in spring and summer 2024. The court noted the probation officer had mailed appointment reminders and attempted contacts; the judge reiterated that probationers must communicate problems to officers or the court if they cannot comply.","After a contested probation hearing, the court found multiple alleged reporting and testing violations and ordered an updated TAP evaluation, weekly Zoom reporting for 90 days and an anti-opiate patch plus 90 sober-support meetings.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":56,"_74":56},6095384,"Judge orders inpatient DDRF placement, GPS and no-contact conditions instead of revocation for Caleb Crum",1192,4838000,6030000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2838620-2d71b8df9276b49e087a36b0430a960c&start=4838&end=6030","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2838620-2d71b8df9276b49e087a36b0430a960c/thumbnail_4838000.jpg","/articles/6095384/Texas/Judge-orders-inpatient-DDRF-placement-GPS-and-no-contact-conditions-instead-of-revocation-for-Caleb-Crum","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6095384-fdf4443a53b2f1a42ebbc5ffd487f8e6/orig.mp4?Expires=1775448850&Signature=OPHuBBmMtK~t0C-Jj0hyWbGkAlXuzm5jHnSYBKRZDeyM8frZDPSA0xIcuegc5yGQDm0jnS2QmphnwW7E1c0-RDBDI2sHjRitwBlWhWCsdWGxKU-iFFsDSBFPo6oX6dwlGRuzWrvSFeVO71Y2HADHLjZKK~J-AaLAG9NO-wXAB0eikTpRqQedyipBj1OmWwSmTwNtjIIOhCrcrAAhCVB9fFVZs4RTnOPMTnYcTKbJpMzLbEFbSWnmLEtl7G4wTenl8AusyQ~COtg27gF6YN6e-o0Exqgc4U04MS1GK5q2IidzBsbt7NwaEWzn3cHio358cffPYerkC5LcKakGd6qg3g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The 187th District Court heard the state's motion to revoke community supervision for Caleb Crum and found multiple probation violations true, but declined to revoke him to prison and instead ordered treatment and supervision conditions.

Judge Stephanie Boyd heard argument from the state and Crum's defense on a motion to enter adjudication of guilt and revoke community supervision. The state asked the court to revoke and recommended a six-year term in prison; defense and probation urged a treatment-based alternative. The court reviewed probation reports, treatment notes and victim-related materials in deciding how to proceed.

The court found several violations of Crum's supervision—specifically failures to follow instructions from Center for Healthcare Services and failures to remain compliant with prescribed medications—but denied the state's motion to revoke. Instead, the judge ordered that Crum remain in custody for transfer to a Diagnostic Drug Rehabilitation Facility (DDRF) for treatment. On release from DDRF the court ordered full GPS monitoring and barred contact with the victim identified in the record (Brooklyn Fromm) and with minors. The judge also prohibited Crum from entering Waco, Texas, and directed that supervision fees be waived. The court said probation would continue to craft conditions to protect the community and directed probation to report any problems back to the court.

Defense counsel told the court Crum has been in and out of treatment programs and argued DDRF or placement with family would better address Crum's mental-health and medication needs than incarceration. The state acknowledged family concerns about the defendant's behavior but maintained public-safety worries. Probation told the court the defendant had a history of medication noncompliance and lapses in reporting; the court said the record showed some negative UAs but also gaps and diluted samples at other times.

The judge explained that revocation to prison remained an option if Crum failed to comply with the court-ordered treatment plan, and warned that the court's alternative orders aimed to address both treatment needs and community safety.

Court directions and outcome: the court denied revocation (did not impose prison), ordered DDRF transfer, required full GPS on release, waived supervision fees, imposed a no-contact order with the named victim and minors, and barred entry into Waco. Probation remains tasked with implementing the treatment placement and reporting back to the court.","After the state sought revocation and a prison term, the 187th District Court declined to revoke Caleb Crum to prison and instead ordered transfer to a DDRF treatment program, GPS monitoring and no-contact conditions; fees were waived.","actionData","errors"]

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