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Court sets $5,000 bond for Gabriela Rubencheck; contested hearing reset

187th District Court, Bexar County · August 3, 2026
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Summary

In 2024CR0736 the court set Gabriela Rubencheck's bond at $5,000 (up from $3,000) and scheduled a contested hearing for Aug. 20; the judge ordered regular UAs and waived fees. The prosecutor cited new offenses and limited resources in recommending the higher bond.

The court on Monday set bond for Gabriela Rubencheck in 2024CR0736 at $5,000 and reset her contested hearing for Aug. 20.

When parties argued ability to post bond, the prosecutor told the court Rubencheck had been remanded without bond on new offenses and recommended a $5,000 bond after reviewing her resources and custody status. The judge stated, “This is going to the bond will be set at $5,000. There’s going to be regular UAs, waive fees,” and directed the clerk to give counsel a reset form for the contested hearing date. Defense counsel had asked the court to consider evidence on Rubencheck’s ability to make bond; the prosecution noted the previous bond had been $3,000.

The court’s order also included routine conditions — regular urine analyses and administrative waivers — and the judge told the defense there would be no further resets on the contested hearing. The case was announced on the record with parties identifying themselves; John Young appeared for the defense and the court confirmed Rubencheck’s custody status before setting conditions.