FOUR BRENHAM RESIDENTS SENTENCED IN THE LATEST 21ST DISTRICT COURT
Four Brenham residents were among those sentenced in the latest session of the 21st Judicial District Court.
Eliseo Uriostegui Salgado, age 45, was sentenced to 10 years in prison probated 5 years after being charged with assault of a family member, impeding breath/circulation- a third degree felony stemming from a May 22nd incident.
Manuel Romero Hernandez, age 20, was sentenced to 3 years in prison for assault family member, impede breath/circulation- a third degree felony for an incident on December 10th of 2015.
Ja’rron Atkinson Moore, age 19, was sentenced to 5 years deferred adjudication probation for a theft of $1,500-$20,000. He will also have to perform 200 hours community service.
Oscar Cruz-Hernandez, age 38, was sentenced to 4 years deferred adjudication probation for possession of controlled substance. Cruz-Hernandez will also have to pay a $1,500 fine.
Also in the 21st District Court:
Tamendreon Obryant Phillips, age 29, Chappell Hill was sentenced to 14 months in the Texas in jail for theft of less than $2,500, credit/debit card abuse, and fraud use/possession identifying info.
Timmie Alvarado Jr., age 41, of Cameron, was sentenced to 10 years deferred adjudication probation for aggravated sexual assault of child and indecency with child sexual contact. Alvarado Jr. will also have to pay a $5000 fine and will have to abide by all sex offender conditions of probation.
Jason Willrich, age 37, Pflugherville was sentenced to 8 years in prison for tampering with physical evidence- a third degree felony.
As scary as it sounds to have a sex offender on probation, I am actually fine with a court system that considers each case on a case-by-case basis. I think this is a better outcome, sometimes, than sending the person to prison for just a couple of years and them get out on parole in just a couple of months. At least someone will know where he is for the next 10 years.
This is probably good for the child, too, so they don’t have to go through the horror of a trial and run the risk of the guy being found not guilty. I bet there’s some weird scenario where the victim doesn’t want to testify or they can’t find the kid or the officer isn’t around anymore or something like that. The judges in Washington County are usually pretty tough on this stuff. I would bet that the person who had to make the decision on how to punish the guy had a tough time uttering the words “probation” on this type of case.
Probabley first offense; during those 10 years of probation he’ll have to be very cautious about any wrong doing …
I’m still trying to see who are the Judges and what are there doing to get time like this Ain’t this scary for Us. Are who’s in the courtroom
According to the DA’s Facebook page it was Judge Corbett.
This is sad, if u sell or possess drugs in Washington County, you will receive prison time. But if u force your sexual deviance on an innocent child, don’t worry, you will receive probation and/or told to leave the county. Once you are gone from the county, you definitely can return to see your doctors.
Exactly!! But sentenced a man 60 year because girlfriend said he rape her really n this dude sexual assult a child n get 10 years wow!!!
Are you kidding me 10 years probation for aggravated sexual assault of a child?!? Wow!
Deferred adjudication too! Which means if he completes probation it won’t be on his record. Prolly won’t even have to register as sex offender. And someone got 8 years prison for tampering with evidence! Something is not right with this.
Registration is not really up to the County, it’s up to the State of Texas, and that guy will be registered for life.