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Court grants deferred adjudication to Andrew Garza in organized retail theft case
Summary
Andrew Garza pleaded no contest to an organized retail theft-related charge and the court deferred finding of guilt and placed him on deferred adjudication with a $500 fine and conditions, the court record shows.
Judge Stephanie Boyd accepted a plea from Andrew Garza to a charge tied to organized retail theft and entered a deferred adjudication disposition with conditions recommended by the state and ordered by the court.
The court found that Garza knowingly and voluntarily waived his rights and that discovery had been provided; the plea stated a $500 fine and the state recommended deferred adjudication. After…
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