Judge Revokes Probation for Lutrell Miles, Sentences Him to Three Years

The court granted the state's motion to revoke Lutrell Miles' community supervision and sentenced him to three years in prison after Miles admitted he did not report as directed. The revocation hearing took place during a Bexar County Criminal District Court docket call where the state presented a supplemental motion alleging repeated failures to report. The judge told Miles she would grant the motion and revoke his supervision, and accepted the parties' recommendation to sentence him to three years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. State prosecutor Lauren Espinosa said the recommendation took into account the current cause number 2025CR005391. Defense attorney Andrea Matos confirmed the defense's understanding and did not object to the state's limited plea/wavier. Court records show Miles earlier had been placed on community supervision in February 2022 in cause 2022CR2755 for possession of a controlled substance. At the revocation hearing the state proceeded on a violation alleging failure to report for multiple months; Miles pled “true” to that allegation and waived other matters. The judge explained the revocation would be entered and the three-year term imposed, with credit for any time already served. The court also stated conditions to protect minors and discussed the therapeutic-community recommendation as part of sentencing options but the formal sentence imposed was three years in TDC. The docket entry notes the court took into consideration the state’s recommendation and the case number referenced by the prosecution. The decision ends Miles' current community-supervision term and converts the pending revocation into a custodial sentence; the court recorded the formal order and credited any time served.