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Defendant pleads in two cases; court accepts plea agreements with 20-year recommendation
Summary
Renee Camarillo entered plea agreements in two cause numbers, including felony counts of murder and aggravated robbery. The State's recommendation sets punishment at 20 years with an affirmative deadly-weapon finding; the court accepted the stipulations and found the defendant guilty. Sentencing to be scheduled.
Renee Camarillo appeared on two cause numbers and entered plea agreements resolving charges that included aggravated robbery and murder counts. The State proceeded on specific counts in each indictment and asked the court to accept stipulated testimony and exhibits in support of the pleas.
The court took the defendant's waivers, reviewed admonishments, and confirmed that the pleas were made knowingly and voluntarily. Under the plea agreements that the court summarized on the record, the State asked that the defendant be assessed a 20-year prison term on the relevant counts and that an affirmative deadly-weapon finding be entered. The court accepted the stipulations and so found the defendant guilty on the charged counts.
The court noted the plea agreements will run concurrently across the listed cause numbers and that the State had considered additional cause numbers in reaching the plea. Counsel and the court discussed scheduling for sentencing; the court indicated it would set a date to take testimony and impose sentence. No active sentence was imposed at the plea hearing recorded in the transcript; the matter was continued for sentencing scheduling and related procedural steps.
