During a Bexar County criminal docket call, the presiding judge found Jesse Jason Gonzales in violation of probation, revoked his deferred adjudication and sentenced him to three years in prison; the court also processed multiple pleas and deferred‑adjudication orders for other defendants.

The 252nd District Court accepted pleas, imposed sanctions and set bond conditions across several cases: a suspended 10‑year sentence with 10‑year probation, an 18‑month state‑jail term after probation revocation, and a $50,000 bond with GPS for a defendant, among other outcomes.

The court set bonds at $200,000 in two probation-violation matters involving Mister Adams and ordered GPS monitoring and house arrest as bond conditions if posted; judge cited prior deadly-conduct matters and jail incident reports in explaining strict conditions.

After testimony from probation staff and review of medical and incident reports, the court found additional probation revocation counts true for Brandon Julius Bell and sentenced him to 12 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice with an affirmative deadly‑weapon finding.

Ricardo Gutierrez receives nine months jail for drug violations while Tanya Ortega sentenced to eight years.

Court reviews restitution requests and motions in multiple cases including Matthew Rendon.

Judge rejects plea agreement for Bushnell due to multiple infractions in jail.

Ruby Casares pleads true to violating probation, sentenced to five years with time served.

Court finds Ariana Fuentes in violation of probation, sentencing her to 60 days in jail.

Mr. Kidd faces probation revocation after admitting to several violations in court.

Sadie Murphy admits probation violation linked to assault of public servant allegation.

Multiple defendants face sentencing and probation hearings in Davidson County court.