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Court grants deferred adjudication and program referral for Gage Guerra with conditions
Summary
In State v. Gage (2025CR006868), the defendant accepted deferred adjudication with program referral; the court set reporting, UA testing, employment requirements, referral to felony drug court (or inpatient treatment) and community service restitution terms.
The court called 2025CR006868 and, after counsel and the parties discussed discovery and motions, the defendant elected the program option under his plea. The judge sentenced Gage (Gaige) Guerra to six years' deferred adjudication and set a range of supervision and treatment requirements.
Conditions include regular reporting (Zoom or in person), random urine analyses, proof of employment within 45 days of release, a prohibition on employment as a home‑health care provider or working with minors, monthly field visits, referral to felony drug court (and transfer to SADDUP or inpatient treatment if not accepted), and 200 hours of community service restitution. The court also set a restitution hearing date but the State later indicated restitution would be waived after additional attempts to contact victims; the court noted attempts had been made.
The judge emphasized educational alternatives to satisfy community service (GED or trade school certification) and warned that failure to comply could lead to harsher sanctions. The defendant was reminded of appeal limitations tied to plea paperwork and told to stay in contact with probation.
