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Judge Revokes Probation for Leticia Thiebaud, Sentences Her to Two Years in TDCJ
Summary
A judge revoked probation for Leticia Thiebaud on multiple counts after finding she failed to report and traveled while a warrant was active; the court imposed concurrent two‑year terms in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
The Jefferson County court revoked probation and sentenced Leticia Thiebaud in two related causes (2239100 and 2239101) after finding multiple violations, including failure to report to probation and a subsequent arrest in Florida. The court found counts true, revoked probation, and imposed two concurrent two‑year terms in the institutional division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
At the hearing the court reviewed an updated pre‑sentence report and heard testimony from the probation officer that Thiebaud had not reported since Jan. 27, 2025, and that there was a June 29, 2025 arrest in Volusia County (transcribed as 'Calatka, Florida'), which the probation officer said arose after a warrant for failure to report had been entered. The court noted prior opportunities on probation and concluded that Thiebaud had repeatedly refused to comply with conditions. The judge: “fleeing the state when you know that there is a warrant for your arrest, gives me no reason to leave you on probation.”
The court found counts 1 and 3 true, found all counts true, revoked probation in both causes and sentenced Thiebaud to two years in the institutional division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for each case, to run concurrently. The court handed Thiebaud trial‑court certifications and noted she retains appeal rights; credit for time in custody will be applied per law.
The transcript includes statements from Thiebaud explaining family and health circumstances she said affected reporting. The court acknowledged those statements but emphasized repeated noncompliance and the June arrest as dispositive. The order is a final adjudication of the probation revocation and an immediate commitment to TDCJ subject to credit for time already served.
