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Defendant Isaiah Gonzalez pleads and is sentenced to five years; family-violence finding ordered
Summary
Isaiah Gonzalez entered pleas on two causes, agreed stipulations and was sentenced to five years in prison with concurrent terms and an affirmative family-violence finding; the court recommended therapeutic community placement for mental health needs.
Isaiah Gonzalez appeared and entered pleas on two cause numbers: one alleging assault-family/household with a prior conviction and another charging evading arrest with a vehicle. The court read admonishments and confirmed that Gonzalez knowingly and voluntarily waived certain rights before accepting the stipulations and evidence.
The court made an affirmative finding of family violence in the assault matter and accepted the plea. The court sentenced Gonzalez to five years in prison, ordered concurrent runs with related cause numbers, gave credit for time served where appropriate and recommended placement in a therapeutic community for mental health treatment. The court also ordered no unsupervised contact with minors and specified fines and concurrent dispositions in related county cause numbers.
Defense counsel noted mental-health concerns had been discussed with the state prior to the plea, and the judge advised Gonzalez about the consequences of the family-violence finding, including restrictions on weapons possession and custodial status.
