Judge revokes probation for Ariana Yalin Fuentes, imposes 60 days in county jail

Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court found Ariana Yalin Fuentes in violation of a probation condition related to drug testing and ordered a 60‑day local jail sentence.

At the hearing the court described the violation as a failure to appear for or provide required drug testing. "The court is finding violation of condition number 2 true," Boyd said from the bench and granted the state's motion to revoke. The court sentenced Fuentes to 60 days in the Bexar County Jail under the county's sentencing rule (12.44), with credit for any time already served.

The record includes defense counsel and probation reporting that Fuentes had completed some rehabilitative steps while on supervision — including educational work and payment of court costs — but the court emphasized that probation reporting and sober‑support participation are mandatory conditions. Probation recommended weekly testing and sober‑support meetings; the court noted availability of such meetings across the city and said probation obligations take precedence over other activities.

The judge asked Fuentes about steps she had taken, and Fuentes described being a full‑time student in a demanding program and asserted she has been largely sober and engaged in schooling. The court declined to continue probation given the failure to comply with testing and ordered the 60‑day sanction. The judge informed Fuentes about the limited right to appeal and that, because this followed a plea agreement, the court's disposition was final absent standard appellate grounds.

The court instructed the jail to apply any appropriate credit for custody days and advised Fuentes to consult her attorney if she wished to explore post‑conviction relief or record‑clearing options.