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Deferred adjudication, restitution plan imposed for Darwin Gomez Jr.
Summary
The court accepted a plea disposition for Darwin Gomez Jr., imposing 10 years deferred adjudication, regular reporting, randomized UAs, community service and a restitution balance of $5,363.36 to be paid in $250 monthly installments.
The court accepted a plea-based disposition for Darwin Gomez Jr. and imposed a 10-year deferred adjudication term coupled with supervision conditions and restitution payments.
The defense reported that the defendant had paid about $9,960 toward a prior restitution total of $15,232.36, leaving a balance of $5,363.36. The court ordered the remaining restitution to be paid in monthly installments of $250 and required proof of employment within 30 days, random UAs, regular reporting by Zoom or in person, and prohibition on employment with minors or as a home health care provider. The court also imposed an affirmative finding of deadly weapon and 300 hours of community-service restitution with deductions tied to completion of specified courses and sober-support meetings.
The judge stressed that communication with probation is essential to success on supervision and warned that failure to comply with the restitution and supervision schedule could result in further sanctions.
