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She Tried to Ruin Her Ex’s Life Judge Sends Her Straight to Jail

In this explosive courtroom moment, a man tells the judge he’s spent the last five years rebuilding his life after prison — staying sober, finding purpose, and working at a recovery center to help others. But he says one person tried to erase all of that in weeks: his ex. According to his statement, she didn’t just threaten him — she allegedly worked with an incarcerated man, repeatedly messaging him, tracking where the victim was, and pushing a plan to plant drugs and get him arrested.

The victim explains that if this setup had worked, he could’ve lost his job, his future, and ended up back behind bars — and he admits the emotional toll pushed him so far that he moved three hours away just to feel safe. When the judge reviews the situation, the tone shifts fast: the court calls the plot “vile,” points out how rare it is for someone to claim drugs were planted and be telling the truth — and emphasizes that the repeated messages and alleged payment made it far more than a “one-time mistake.”

Then the ruling hits hard. The judge follows the advisory guideline range but makes it clear the conduct deserves real punishment. The defense asks if the time can be structured around medical needs — but the judge orders jail immediately, leaving any adjustments to be reviewed later through jail administration.

✅ Sentence & Court Orders Include:
✅ 120 days in county jail (with credit for 1 day served)
✅ 2 years probation
✅ $30/month probation oversight fee ($60/month if tether/electronic monitoring)
✅ $68 state cost assessment
✅ $130 Crime Victim’s Rights Fund fee
✅ $60 DNA fee
✅ Financial assessments due within 90 days of release

⚖️ Watch to the end for the judge’s blunt warning about how close this case came to destroying an innocent man’s second chance — and why the court refused to treat it like a simple breakup dispute.

Disclaimer: This video is for educational/commentary purposes only. All statements are based on court proceedings/transcript and are not legal advice.

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