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In a gripping probation violation hearing in Beauregard County, Texas, defendant Laurieta Nicole Holmes appeared before the judge for failing to report to her supervision officer in March and April 2025, violating Condition No. 4 of her deferred adjudication for injury to an elderly person.

The judge sternly reminded Holmes that by pleading "true" to the violation, she risked 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Despite a proposed agreement to continue probation with stricter conditions—including GPS monitoring, anger management classes, biweekly reporting, and community service—the judge warned that no deal with the state was binding on the court.

Holmes explained her struggles—utility shutoffs, housing instability, and raising two children—but the judge emphasized personal responsibility, stating, "Your emergency is not someone else’s priority." The court also addressed allegations of threatening her landlord, with the judge ordering no further contact and mandating full-time employment within 45 days.

With a final warning—"Do better or face 10 years in prison"—the judge denied the motion to revoke probation but imposed stricter supervision terms.

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