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Court adjudicates Victor Escobar and imposes 180 days in county jail
Summary
After finding a supervision-condition violation true, the court adjudicated Victor Javier Escobar guilty and followed the parties’ agreement to sentence him to 180 days in Bexar County Jail with no contact order.
The court found Victor Javier Escobar in violation of a condition of his deferred adjudication and, following a plea and agreement presented by the parties, adjudicated him guilty and sentenced him to 180 days in the Bexar County Jail.
At the hearing Escobar acknowledged a violation of condition number 4 — failing to report to his supervision officer — and the state waived remaining alleged violations. Defense counsel and the state indicated an agreement recommending a 180-day sentence under the applicable statutory provision; the court accepted that agreement, entered a finding of guilt and imposed the 180-day county-jail sentence, giving credit for time already served.
The court ordered no contact with the identified complainant, Andrew Fraught, as part of the disposition and reminded the defendant that because this is a felony conviction he is prohibited from possessing weapons or ammunition. The judge also advised the defendant about the potential long-term consequences of a felony conviction and encouraged him to seek treatment for any drug or alcohol problems.
The adjudication and sentence were recorded in open court; the clerk will enter the order and notify the detention facility for processing.
