Judge Stephanie Boyd hears crowded docket; bonds set, pleas entered and multiple sentences imposed

Judge Stephanie Boyd presided over a live criminal docket in the 187th District Court in Bexar County where she set bond, accepted pleas and issued sentences across a range of felony and misdemeanor cases.

The court set a $30,000 bond for Jesus Enrique Alexander Velasquez and imposed GPS conditions and a no‑contact order with the complainant. "The court is gonna set your bond at $30,000," Boyd said, and ordered GPS monitoring "partial for employment until further notice," with a jury trial date set for Nov. 4.

The court accepted a plea and imposed a one‑year state‑jail sentence and $1,000 fine for Christopher Gutierrez after receipt and review of stipulated evidence. Judge Boyd told Gutierrez the sentence followed the parties' plea agreement and that credit would be given for time served.

In a motion to revoke, the court found the allegations against Willie Contreras true and revoked his supervision, ordering 365 days in Bexar County Jail and credit for time served. The court explained the options to Contreras and recorded the revocation and sentence.

The court accepted a plea and sentenced Kimberly Nieto after a finding of violations. Boyd imposed a four‑year prison sentence, entered affirmative findings for use of a deadly weapon and family violence, and ordered credit for time served with recommended programming on release.

Reginald Green — previously on…