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Court finds GPS violation true for Jeremy Alvarez Perez; orders TAP evaluation, GPS with curfew
Summary
The court found a GPS-monitoring violation true for Jeremy Alvarez Perez, denied revocation, ordered a TAP evaluation in custody, reinstated GPS monitoring with an 8 p.m.–6 a.m. curfew (work exceptions) and directed probation to pursue ISP evaluation.
The court found true the alleged violation that Jeremy Alvarez Perez’s GPS monitor stopped transmitting on March 5, 2026, and after examining probation contacts and the defendant’s work status the judge denied the state’s motion to revoke community supervision. “These are your choices,” the judge told the defendant, ordering a TAP (treatment alternative to incarceration) evaluation in custody, reinstatement of GPS monitoring with a curfew and consideration for intensive supervision (ISP).
Judge Boyd set a curfew from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. with a clear exception for verified work hours; the court ordered that if Alvarez is released in error he must appear the next business day and emphasized that GPS fees and compliance would remain in effect until further notice.
