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Fernando Leal sentenced to four years in prison; court orders $60 restitution and firearm forfeiture
Summary
In separate cause numbers, the court accepted plea stipulations and sentenced Fernando Leal to concurrent four‑year prison terms, ordered $60 restitution for lab testing and forfeiture of a firearm.
The court accepted stipulations and evidence and found Fernando Leal guilty in two related cause numbers. The court sentenced Leal to four years in prison on each cause number, to run concurrently, ordered $60 in restitution for laboratory testing in one file and ordered forfeiture of the firearm referenced in the indictments.
The court told Leal the sentences would run concurrently and that he would receive credit for any time served. The judge stated, “And cause number 2025 CR 003177, the court will sentence you to 4 years in the prison, give you credit for any time served. This is run concurrent with 2025 CR 003176.” The court also directed the defendant to forfeit the firearm and ordered restitution of $60 to the Bexar County lab for testing.
Counsel agreed that the state had offered exhibits and attachments in support of the charges and the defense lodged no objection to evidentiary exhibits admitted by the court. The court advised Leal about the Trial Court Certification of Defendant’s Rights to Appeal and reiterated that because these were plea agreements, appellate rights were limited.
Provenance: the court called the matters and, after presentation of exhibits and stipulations, pronounced sentence and specified concurrent terms, restitution, and forfeiture on the record.
