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Judge Reinstates $10,000 Bond for David Escobedo, Orders Ignition Interlock and Sobriety Conditions
Summary
The court set former bond for David Escobedo at $10,000, ordered ignition interlock on vehicles he can access and required 30 sober meetings in 30 days; the state recommended doubling bond if a revocation occurs.
A judge in the 180th District Court in Bexar County set David Escobedo’s bond at $10,000 and imposed conditions intended to reduce reoffending, including an ignition interlock requirement and a sobriety condition. The court directed that Escobedo complete 30 sober meetings in 30 days and required ignition interlock on any vehicle to which he has access.
The judge said the court reviewed a filed motion to reinstate bond and would “set the bond at $10,000,” adding that “there should be ignition interlock on any vehicle the defendant has access to.” The judge also said, “There’s going to be 30 sober meetings in 30 days.”
Prosecutors told the court they…
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