Defendant Raul Salinas Jr. sentenced to 81 days after stipulation in Bexar County

Judge Stephanie Boyd of the 187th District Court accepted a stipulation of testimony and found Raul Salinas Jr. guilty in cause number 2025CR011450, then sentenced him to 81 days in the Bexar County Jail and imposed an $800 fine.

The court called the case and confirmed appearances, with Assistant District Attorney Megan Galloway stating the state’s exhibits were in evidence and defense counsel Robert Mauer confirming his client had reviewed discovery. The judge advised Salinas that the charged offense—possession of a controlled substance, penalty group 1, less than 1 gram—is a state-jail felony and explained the range of punishment and the rights the defendant was waiving by pleading. The court accepted the state’s exhibits and “find[ ] there is sufficient evidence to find you guilty,” the record shows.

After taking up sentencing, Judge Boyd followed the terms of the plea agreement, imposing 81 days in county jail with credit for time served and an $800 fine. The judge also told Salinas, “If you need help with your drug addiction, there are many places that will do that for free,” and offered to contact services on his behalf.

The court advised Salinas that because this is a felony conviction he is barred from owning or possessing weapons and ammunition and, if he is not a U.S. citizen, that the plea may affect immigration status. Clerk entries indicate the judgment was marked satisfied following sentencing.

The ruling closed the matter in cause 2025CR011450; the record reflects no further post-sentencing motions filed at the hearing.