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Judge grants removal of locked-device charge for Rudy Luna, urges continued sobriety
Summary
The court granted a probation report’s request to remove a locked-device admission for Rudy Luna and emphasized sobriety supports; probation will continue monitoring.
The 187th District Court granted a probation motion to remove a locked-device admission charge against Rudy Luna and discussed ongoing sobriety supports.
Probation filed a supplemental report asking that the locked-device admission be removed; the state raised no opposition and the court signed the motion. Judge Stephanie Boyd spoke directly with Luna about his sobriety efforts, inquiring about meetings and church attendance and warning that increased freedom can create relapse risk.
Luna told the court he has started faith-formation and related meetings and planned additional support-group participation; the judge encouraged continued engagement and cautioned against complacency when conditions improve. The court signed the motion to remove the locked-device charge and emphasized that the defendant maintain active participation in treatment or support meetings to avoid backsliding.
The probation officer and court thanked Luna for dressing appropriately and for his statements about recovery; probation will continue field monitoring as required.
