BRENHAM MAN SENTENCED TO DOZEN YEARS IN PRISON

  

A Washington County man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to several charges in 21st District Court.

Trenton Howard
(Washington Co. Jail)

District Judge Carson Campbell sentenced 29-year old Trenton Dewayne Howard of Old Washington to 12 years on each of three assault charges: Assault/Impeding Breath or Circulation of a Family Member with a Previous Conviction—enhanced to a First Degree Felony; Assault of a Family Member with a Previous Conviction—enhanced to a Second Degree Felony and Injury to a Child—enhanced to a Second Degree Felony.

All three charges stem from an incident May 14th in the 700 block of Gay Hill St.  Police were called out to a disturbance between Howard and a woman that turned physical.  An investigation revealed that a child was also injured in the incident.

Howard was also sentenced to 12 years behind bars on a charge of Riot Participation—enhanced to a Second Degree Felony for his participation in the uprising at the Washington County Jail in June.  He also received a two-year sentence for Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity—a State Jail Felony.  He was also fined $1500.

Also sentenced in 21st District Court:

38-year old Jose Samuel Bonilla of Seabrook, placed on ten years’ probation for Theft of Property between $150,000-and-$300,000.  Bonilla was also ordered to pay $226,000 in restitution and perform 350 hours of community service.

27-year old Jeremy Lester Hudgeons of Brenham was placed on five years’ probation and fined $1500 for Possession of a Prohibited Weapon—a short-barrel firearm.

54-year old Susan Ann Wilmoth of Chappell Hill was place on 10 years’ probation for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon.  Wilmoth was also fined $1500 and ordered to perform 200 hours of community service.  She must also have an interlock device placed on her vehicle, attend a Victim Impact Panel and Narcotics Anonymous meetings.

20-year old Terrell Andre Tolbert, Jr., of Brenham was place on three years’ probation and fined $1000 for Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle.  Tolbert was also ordered to perform 250 hours of community service.

31-year old Misty Lynne Jackson of Richards was placed on three years’ probation for Credit Card Abuse.  Jackson was also fined $750 and ordered to perform 250 hours of community service.

And, 19-year old Roger Dale Williams of Brenham was placed on three years’ probation and fined $750 for Possession of a Controlled Substance.  Williams was also ordered to perform 150 hours of community service and attend a drug/alcohol treatment program.

 

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3 Comments

  1. What is a victim impact panel? I would appreciate seeing a column or article on that subject.

    1. The purpose of the Victim Impact Panel (VIP) program is to help DWI/DUI offenders realize the lasting and long-term effects of substance impaired driving, to create an empathy and understanding of the tragedy, to leave an impression that will change thinking and behavior, and to prevent future offenses from occurring.

      1. I appreciate your response concerning the purpose of the program. However, my question still remains, is it people who have been victims DWI/DUI crimes speaking to the offenders so that they understand the other side? What type of forum does this take place in? Is it open to the public?

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