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Judge denies suppression in Singh case, grants multiple revocations and orders treatment and supervision conditions across docket
Summary
A crowded Bexar County criminal docket produced multiple rulings: the court denied a defense motion to suppress evidence in State v. Fabian Singh, ordered Veterans Treatment Court for a DWI defendant, and revoked supervision for several defendants — including David Duenas and Angel and Richard Cantu — imposing prison terms and supervision conditions.
The presiding judge handled a full docket on Dec. 19, 2025, denying a defense motion to suppress in State v. Fabian Singh and disposing of a string of plea matters, probation revocations and sentencing recommendations.
In the motion-to-suppress hearing for Fabian Singh, defense counsel argued officers exceeded the scope of a weapons pat-down when they reached into the defendant’s pocket and recovered a can of Twisted Tea. After reviewing the record, the judge said, "The court will deny the motion, to suppress." Counsel then agreed to return the matter for a plea-deadline date of Jan. 22. The judge explained the court reviews motions for suppression against existing precedent and noted no controlling appellate decision had been presented to change the ruling.
Separately, the court addressed a DWI-related plea in which the judge ordered the defendant into the Veterans Treatment Court (VTC) rather than merely referring the case. "So instead of a referral, I'm gonna order VTC," the…
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