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In a series of misdemeanor arraignments, several defendants appeared before the judge facing theft, DWI, and terroristic threat charges.

1️⃣ Theft Case — Mr. Kic:
Charged with theft of $755 from Target, the defendant was caught concealing merchandise after a fake purchase. The judge warned him about the long-term consequences of a theft conviction—especially as a young Black man trying to build a future—and emphasized how such a record can destroy job and housing opportunities. He advised Mr. Kic to get a lawyer, avoid returning to Target, and follow all bond conditions to stay out of trouble.

2️⃣ DWI Case — Mr. Gason:
Stopped for speeding and failing to signal, he admitted to drinking two beers. His breath test results (.166/.167) confirmed intoxication, raising the charge to a Class A misdemeanor. The judge prohibited him from driving without insurance and consuming alcohol or drugs, warning of random testing and serious consequences for violations.

3️⃣ DWI Case — Mr. Gonzalez:
Pulled over for driving without headlights, he showed clear signs of intoxication but refused blood and sobriety tests. The judge reminded him to stay in touch with his lawyer, maintain liability insurance, and stay sober while awaiting trial, stressing accountability and compliance.

4️⃣ Terroristic Threat — Mr. Gomez:
Accused of threatening his sister while intoxicated, Mr. Gomez was charged with a Class A misdemeanor. The judge issued an emergency protective order, barring any contact with his sister and forbidding alcohol or weapons. He assured the defendant that working and staying law-abiding would help his case, but warned that violating court orders would have serious consequences.

Overall, the session highlighted the judge’s firm yet compassionate approach, stressing rehabilitation, accountability, and legal representation.

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This summary is for informational and commentary purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.