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City of San Antonio crime-scene investigator Lisonbee Bustamante testified that she was dispatched on April 28, 2017, to a vehicle at 7243 San Pedro that officers initially reported as an abandoned vehicle possibly involved in a homicide. Bustamante said she photographed the scene, sketched items for collection and collected multiple items, including swabs for possible biological evidence and packaged items later logged as exhibits. She testified that the investigators did not open the vehicle at the scene because they lacked a search warrant; the vehicle was sent to the impound “pound” and later brought to the department’s Ninth Street secure processing facility where a warrant allowed interior processing.

Bustamante identified and described state exhibits (photos and packaged evidence) including an empty wallet, cigarette package, beverage container, sunglasses with a missing lens, a cross pendant recovered under the vehicle, several swabs and multiple toothbrushes and electronic items recovered from the glove box and interior (including a blue iPhone). She also identified a live .380 caliber round (state exhibit 109) recovered from the vehicle interior and said empty magazines from three different manufacturers were recovered (Smith & Wesson, Taurus, Ruger). The exhibits (photos and packaged evidence) were admitted into evidence at the hearing without objection at several points in testimony (state exhibits 69–87; 88–103; 107–115 and additional numbered exhibits described by witnesses).

Crime-scene investigator Raul Hurtado, who assisted at the scene and later conducted latent-print efforts, testified that he attempted to lift prints from exterior vehicle surfaces and turned latent-print cards into the department’s identification services. Hurtado described submitting approximately 14 individual cards of developed impressions and explained that matching and analysis of those cards is handled by ID services, not by the field CSIs who collect the impressions. He also said that during his on-scene processing he focused on the exterior areas identified by Bustamante and that the cards were logged and placed into the department’s chain-of-custody process.

On cross-examination, both CSIs described the practical limits of on-scene work: exterior processing can occur without a warrant, interior processing required a warrant; items in the parking lot may be trash or unrelated but were collected because they were in close proximity to the vehicle; and some prints submitted to ID services did not develop legible, reportable prints in the field. The witnesses explained that DNA and latent-print workflows differ and that labs perform further analysis after field collection.

Eyewitness Jasmine Rios Cruz testified that on April 23, 2017, she parked near a restaurant close to a San Pedro address to visit a massage office. As she returned to her car she saw a vehicle with a shattered windshield and three occupants: a young Black male in a white T‑shirt who approached her and asked for a ride, a second taller/darker male who exited from the right rear of the vehicle, and a light-skinned female driver wearing a blonde wig who appeared shocked. Cruz said she did not give them a ride and later was contacted by police to report what she had seen.

The court also resolved objections about late discovery and the timely production of some reports; the judge overruled some objections and sustained others after bench discussion, and several evidentiary exhibits were admitted into evidence for the jury to view prior to the court’s recess.

The testimony detailed the chain-of-custody steps for physical evidence and showed the division of labor: field CSIs collect and log items and packets; latent-print development and final comparison are handled by ID services; DNA testing is performed at a separate laboratory. The court placed several witnesses on recall as necessary for trial scheduling and further testimony.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","FRI., APRIL 4, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/AFTER. DOCK & JURY: STATE VS MCINTYRE","oneSentenceSummary","City of San Antonio crime-scene investigators testified about photographing, swabbing and cataloging items from a vehicle linked to a homicide investigation, while an eyewitness described a car with a smashed windshield and three occupants near San Pedro.","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},6088407,"Deferred adjudication ordered for Michael Anthony Faz; court imposes multi-year supervision, community service and parenting classes",485,1814000,2299000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2881024-0e0b656c0273870429dfe168dc2150ce&start=1814&end=2299","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2881024-0e0b656c0273870429dfe168dc2150ce/thumbnail_1814000.jpg","/articles/6088407/Texas/Deferred-adjudication-ordered-for-Michael-Anthony-Faz-court-imposes-multi-year-supervision-community-service-and-parenting-classes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6088407-5b86a1089c8a925bd37b5b68005ce0a9/orig.mp4?Expires=1771128724&Signature=UErrg~QFNzWWmHirNhECATQsXyKdFBNSYfJ-Z5rFTy4sWNnBjaC6CtBw3Awg0vKUyalfJ8v~lCYkOcVBhK1RdB6npXsj~Dy5AhPqOF6Af3KKQocnmS-baulAqMtMgMgWfbGMS9C0fjsSCju07GlVD1G0nCQuOZNRKALYKZYksBLFNCdx3Pd~LSRHrRiTPiYpDHC07V8hoYmLmiIE8GXJD-82voszT4mnd1Prft6aUdkNy7blAZApjJvlTG8DJDJlpbf8PAF11njCApmsOstwdcc6c98NcxeRtlvmciSkZRa98mXnakhoSxLPHn7oVkiZRzbYjcAN46a7psmbdR52Eg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Stephanie Boyd accepted a plea and deferred adjudication for Michael Anthony Faz on an aggravated-assault charge in Bexar County’s 187th District Court.

On the record the court advised Faz of his rights and the possible sentencing range for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (a second-degree felony), then accepted the plea and imposed five years of deferred adjudication. Conditions include regular reporting by Zoom or in person, random urine analyses, a TAP evaluation conducted in custody, proof of employment within 30 days of release, and prohibitions on employment as a home-health aide or in positions with unsupervised access to minors. The court also ordered no contact with the complainant listed in the record (identified as Nicholas Alsides) and required 200 hours of community-service restitution.

The judge noted an affirmative finding of a deadly weapon and ordered parenting classes; completion of those classes will account for 100 hours of the required service, and another 100 hours will be satisfied by completing a hostility course, per the court’s explanation. Probation conditions include monthly field visits until further notice. The court emphasized the seriousness of the offense and the combination of gang affiliation referenced in the record when explaining the decision to impose the stated restrictions.

Defense counsel and the state confirmed the plea and the stipulated evidence was accepted into the record. The court told Faz the standard admonishments about the nature of deferred adjudication, including that revocation of deferred adjudication could result in adjudication of guilt and incarceration of up to 20 years for a second-degree felony.

The transcript shows that, following the plea and the court’s statements on conditions, the defendant was remanded for necessary evaluations and that probation and court-ordered programs will monitor compliance.","The 187th District Court accepted a plea from Michael Anthony Faz on aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and placed him on deferred adjudication with a five-year supervision term, regular reporting, 200 hours of community service and an affirmative deadly-weapon finding.",{"_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},6088411,"Judge grants deferred adjudication for Roxanna Gomez with treatment and community-service conditions",562,1053000,1615000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2881024-0e0b656c0273870429dfe168dc2150ce&start=1053&end=1615","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2881024-0e0b656c0273870429dfe168dc2150ce/thumbnail_1053000.jpg","/articles/6088411/Texas/Judge-grants-deferred-adjudication-for-Roxanna-Gomez-with-treatment-and-community-service-conditions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6088411-082aa178d424827331c9fc2b1457cc20/orig.mp4?Expires=1771128724&Signature=LRPXV3NZaPkrmvHWhxW7dUMJAxgyqW6achPxG56wiT~EJvd1gSpeH9rS9FX33JPfFc3x1plqsU40-fdh0o7eAYXMhikhqEbp3tUKkhUmCFHWTX1lw3pTIlhjTTrP0FdExuJj2MVNouYHePDdGbjtQjO22zYryi-bNBxLKRFphFM4fFd~VdUjOn-wXrwSAbattTXaQMwgPMye5L72lHDXXnXx43HGRciskWzSdLCcZ4sc01Nor3mq-or6l0JScmt2VJ7w~U-suo8Pm9uTadq0qVKozgQwwLGinMb9NHWRYFNYeLoz1lniuZCLEhKqT1OUr5UtRipYaag5Ugayx0jFzw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Judge Stephanie Boyd accepted a plea and placed Roxanna Gomez on three years of deferred adjudication on a state jail felony theft charge during a hearing in the 187th District Court.

The court accepted the state’s recommendation of deferred adjudication and imposed conditions that include an $800 fine (probated), regular reporting by Zoom or in person, random urine analyses, a TAP evaluation, parenting classes and 200 hours of community-service restitution. The judge ordered proof of employment within 30 days of release and prohibited unsupervised contact with minors and employment as a home health care provider. The court also ordered no contact with Walmart, and indicated 100 hours of the community service would be deemed satisfied if Gomez completes an approved trade-school certification program; the remaining 100 hours would otherwise be served.

The judge spoke at length about programs to reduce the likelihood of future offenses, directed that a TAP evaluation and referral to felony drug court be completed in custody, and said deputies would take Gomez into custody that day for evaluations. The transcript shows the judge told Gomez that if deferred adjudication is later revoked, the court could adjudicate guilt and impose up to two years in a state jail facility and a fine up to $10,000, per the admonishments read on the record.

Defense counsel (identified in court as Mr. Edelman) confirmed defense review of plea paperwork on the record. The state agreed to the plea and evidence exhibits and stipulations were accepted by the court before sentencing.

The judge emphasized treatment options and warned that entering the plea waives certain rights, including the right to a jury trial and the general right to appeal absent preserved pretrial motions. The record shows the court will have Gomez drug-tested immediately and pursue felony drug court where appropriate.

No live testimony was presented as part of the stipulation and the court received state exhibits and attachments into evidence before accepting the plea.

Gomez was remanded to custody for the TAP evaluation and felony-drug-court screening; the court set no additional hearings in the portion of the transcript covering her plea.","In Bexar County 187th District Court, Judge Stephanie Boyd accepted a plea from Roxanna Gomez and ordered three years of deferred adjudication with drug testing, parenting classes and 200 hours of community service; an $800 fine will be probated.","actionData","errors"]

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Crime-scene investigators describe vehicle processing; eyewitness recounts encounter near San Pedro massage parlor

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Judge grants deferred adjudication for Roxanna Gomez with treatment and community-service conditions