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Court finds several probation-violation counts true for Stormy Folwell but does not revoke probation; case set for sentencing
Summary
Stormy Folwell pleaded true to multiple alleged probation violations including positive drug tests and missed program requirements; the court found counts true but ruled there was insufficient evidence to revoke probation and ordered an updated probation report and a sentencing reset.
The court considered the state's motion to revoke Stormy Folwell's community supervision and reviewed allegations that she tested positive for controlled substances, failed to complete required programs, missed screenings, and owed court-assessed fees totaling $4,205. Folwell pleaded true to counts 1, 2, 3 and 5.
The judge told the parties that, although the court found those counts true, there was insufficient evidence at that time to revoke community supervision. The court ordered an updated probation department report to provide more information and reset the case for sentencing, inviting defense submission of any information the defendant wanted the court to consider.
The judge instructed counsel to provide any materials to Ms. Holmes for presentation at the next hearing and directed probation staff to prepare the requested report. The court then returned Folwell to custody with instructions for the probation office and set a new date for sentencing.
