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Judge grants deferred adjudication to Yemi Del Angel Reyes with 90-day jail term and probation conditions
Summary
Judge Stephanie Boyd granted deferred adjudication to Yemi Del Angel Reyes on a theft charge, imposing five years of community supervision with 90 days in the Bexar County Jail as a condition, $253 restitution, 200 hours of community service (partially waivable upon GED/training completion), and multiple supervised-reporting and treatment terms.
Judge Stephanie Boyd accepted a negotiated agreement recommending deferred adjudication for Yemi Del Angel Reyes after the defendant entered a no-contest plea. Proceedings used a Spanish interpreter for the defendant’s understanding.
Under the court’s order, Reyes will receive five years of community supervision with conditions that include: a thousand-dollar fine probated; $253 restitution to Lillian Gonzales; 90 days in the Bexar County Jail as a condition of probation (day-for-day); proof of employment within 45 days of release; random UA testing; parenting classes; life-skills and MRT courses; 200 hours of community service and restitution with 100 hours deemed satisfied after GED or trade certification; and restrictions on unsupervised contact and household residency with minors. The court also ordered a TAP and MIC evaluation with compliance on recommendations.
Judge Boyd explained that deferred adjudication can be revoked and that revocation could expose the defendant to up to two years in state jail and a $10,000 fine. The defendant signed the trial-court certification and waived appeal as part of the plea paperwork.
