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Judge orders warrants and remands absent defendants after docket no-shows

187th District Court (docket) · March 17, 2026
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Summary

At least two defendants — Gabriel Ibara and Mary Anne Gonzalez — failed to respond to docket calls and the court ordered judge's warrants and remanded them without bond after deputies reported no contact.

During the morning docket the court recalled multiple cases; deputies reported some defendants did not respond to announcements. For cause 2026 CR0000423 (State v. Gabriel Ibara) the court noted the defendant did not appear after recall and a deputy confirmed no response; the court ordered a judge's warrant and remanded the defendant without bond.

Later the court called 2026 CR0000382 / 2026 CR00003371 for Mary Anne Gonzalez. The deputy reported the defendant did not answer the docket and the defense reported no contact; the judge ordered a judge's warrant in both causes and remanded without bond.

Court staff and prosecutors confirmed announcements had been made; the court instructed deputies to process remands and directed defense counsel to attempt contact and to advise the court if there was new information. The orders to issue warrants were ministerial but carry immediate custody consequences until the defendants are located and produced.