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The agreement matters because placement at Crosspoint is a condition the court said must be in place before the defendant can be transported from the Bexar County Jail; the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) appeared by Zoom and the court recorded that OAG was unable to sign the motion electronically but did not object to the court noting their agreement on the record.

Judge Stephanie Boyd told the parties, “So she'll submit the motion to withdraw. I'll sign it. And I'll put on there that, the OAG is in agreement with it and we'll put it on the record.” The court confirmed on the record that the parties agreed to extend the defendant’s probation for two years and amend the terms to include placement at Crosspoint.

Prosecutors told the court Crosspoint had accepted the defendant and would transport him from the Bexar County Jail to the facility. Defense counsel confirmed agreement to the extension and amended conditions. The court repeatedly advised the defendant that if he left Crosspoint without permission the court would receive another motion to revoke.

The parties also said the state would submit a separate dismissal in an unrelated case (cause number 2025CR001600); the court noted it would sign the dismissal when it was received. The judge instructed counsel to send the motion paperwork by email as a backup to electronic filing to avoid delays.

The court placed the withdrawal and amended probation order on the record and signed it; the transcript records that Crosspoint will transport the defendant once the signed dismissal and paperwork are in place.

Ending: The court set no new dates on the record beyond instructing counsel to submit the written dismissal and the motion to withdraw; the judge said she will sign the documents and that placement cannot occur until the paperwork is received and processed.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","FRI., JULY 11, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/JURY: STATE VS ASHBAUGH","oneSentenceSummary","Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court signed a motion to withdraw a motion to revoke and amended Kenneth Wayne Howie’s probation to add placement at Crosspoint and a two-year extension.","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},6174754,"Witnesses describe late-night bar ride, flat tire and conflicting statements in Ashbaugh shooting-related trial testimony",2058,3202000,5260000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5366334-16faf00f43fe7da28827043152eb38b9&start=3202&end=5260","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5366334-16faf00f43fe7da28827043152eb38b9/thumbnail_3202000.jpg","/articles/6174754/Texas/Witnesses-describe-late-night-bar-ride-flat-tire-and-conflicting-statements-in-Ashbaugh-shooting-related-trial-testimony","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6174754-dc10de1cf978ff74872ff75c62fb38c7/orig.mp4?Expires=1770489734&Signature=g4VvzAHyMsdp~gifto9tuh0LYAS13C3xGHJohLGRYzNTW371JJCrmF9FrwRebayaPMSHOCfW2deQUa5I2TNHT9K3M-vcLvy~i6QRJmM6JZS56xti7Q0vutepgINYle8QjGw589bygRxNvW-dn9V2S8IHFiMyIpc7gUjUV4BHcqzY4O9n0ERBuowzGx27gz6Nb5QdmZInSX2VN3NdHspd-9Z~kxLFuIEhqvO4b3gvDruOcSzvgIiKitJVq-Jo-RIMx~lkU4TDn3sts92NlBzMTtV8Daxr7X~2BCNwUtX0z70YKQfRU91eYtP7w4wpaajgh7HY9IWUrYzzJbVYPxhnbA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Two witnesses in the trial of Tyler Ashbaugh described interactions on and after the night of May 20, 2022, including a late-night bar visit, travel between O'Connor Road and residential streets, a flat tire on a Nissan Rogue and differing accounts given to police.

The testimony matters because the witness accounts bear on where the defendant and others were the night of May 20–21 and what, if anything, they told friends and police about being shot at or involved in a shooting. The state relied on the witnesses to reconstruct travel routes and communications; defense counsel probed inconsistencies between the witnesses’ in-person testimony and earlier recorded interviews.

Joseph Gonzales, who identified himself on the record as 74 and said he has an architecture practice, testified for the state about vehicle ownership and exhibits. On being shown an insurance document he said, “It looks like an insurance document,” and identified names on the policy and a listed vehicle as a “Nissan Rogue.” He also identified reading glasses shown in photographic exhibits as resembling his older pair.

The prosecution later called Harold Clements (surname appears in record also as “Clements”/“Collins”), who told the court he picked up the defendant after a visit to a bar and followed the defendant’s vehicle for part of the route. Clements testified he and the defendant had gone to 2 Rivers Tavern and left around last call; he said he followed the defendant’s car, became separated after the defendant turned left off O'Connor Road and later found the defendant at his father’s house where the Nissan had a flat tire. Clements testified the defendant told him he had been shot at; when asked whether he personally saw the shooting, Clements said, “No. I did not see him get shot at the line. He told me he got shot.”

Defense counsel highlighted differences between Clements’ in-court testimony and statements he gave earlier to Detective Martinez. At multiple points Clements acknowledged discrepancies about whether he had told the detective he had been on O'Connor Road following the defendant and whether he told the detective certain other details. The defense and prosecution played portions of the recorded interview and reviewed cellphone text exhibits (the state offered Exhibit 66 into evidence); counsel argued about foundation and the witness’s recollection while the court ruled on admissibility and foundation objections.

Other details elicited at trial: Gonzales said he had been asking his son for a vehicle back between May 14 and May 20, 2022; photographic exhibits of the Nissan Rogue’s interior and floorboard were shown and Gonzales testified the glasses in photos appeared to be his. Clements acknowledged drinking the night in question and said he and the defendant briefly slept at a Motel 6 before Clements dropped the defendant off at his apartment the next morning. He also testified that after seeing news reports the next morning he believed officers had been fired upon in the area; he denied that the defendant told him he had fired at police.

Ending: The court received several exhibits into evidence and the trial continued with cross-examination focused on inconsistent statements and witnesses’ recollection; jurors were excused for lunch on the trial day recorded in the transcript.","Two witnesses testified about events on May 20–21, 2022: one described vehicle ownership and interior items in a Nissan Rogue; another said he followed the defendant’s car after a bar visit, was told the defendant had been shot at, and later gave inconsistent accounts to detectives.","actionData","errors"]

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Judge Boyd signs withdrawal of revocation motion; probation for Kenneth Howie extended two years with placement at Crosspoint

Witnesses describe late-night bar ride, flat tire and conflicting statements in Ashbaugh shooting-related trial testimony