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Three cause numbers consolidated; Jacob Rodriguez sentenced to concurrent five-year terms
Summary
Jacob Rodriguez pleaded and stipulated to allegations in three cause numbers; Judge Stephanie Boyd accepted the state’s exhibits, found enhancements true, and sentenced Rodriguez to five years in prison on each cause to run concurrently, with $2,000 fines and no-contact orders.
The 187th District Court took up three cause numbers involving Jacob Rodriguez (2025CR011960, 011961 and 011962). Counsel appeared and confirmed discovery; defense counsel waived reading of the indictments and the court accepted stipulations of testimony and the state’s exhibits.
Judge Stephanie Boyd informed Rodriguez of the charges, the potential punishment range including habitual-offender enhancements, and the rights being waived by entering pleas. The court found sufficient evidence to accept the pleas and enhancements. The judge sentenced Rodriguez to five years in prison on the covered causes, ordered a $2,000 fine, and directed the sentences to run concurrently. The court also listed multiple other cause numbers taken into consideration and imposed no-contact conditions with a named U-Haul and telephone number referenced in the record.
Defense counsel confirmed the pleas and the defendant’s understanding; the court entered judgment and advised on the effect of the waiver of appeal and weapons prohibitions that accompany the felony convictions.
The court also discussed credit for time served and directed clerks to ensure accurate calculation of custody credit.
