Traffic Court: Ross hears 74-person traffic docket
A 74-person docket was heard Thursday by Judge Larry Ross in General Sessions Court.
Included in court action:
• Rafael C. Medellin was ordered to serve 142 days of an 11-month, 29-day sentence, pay $1,150 plus court costs and forfeit his driver’s license for three years for third-offense DUI and second-offense driving on a revoked license.
• David J. Perez was directed to serve 50 days of an 11-29 sentence, pay $650 plus costs and forfeit his driver’s license for two years for second-offense DUI and driving on a revoked license.
• Andrea L. Barrett was bound over to the grand jury on charges of second-offense DUI and driving on a suspended license.
• Candido Gonzalez and Bobby Moore were instructed to serve 48 hours of an 11-29 sentence, pay $350 plus costs and forfeit their driver’s licenses for one year for DUI.
• Raul R. Navarrette, Claro Villareal, Seth T. Peay III and Herberto H. Majia were ordered to serve 48 hours of an 11-29 sentence, pay $360 plus costs and forfeit their driver’s licenses for one year for DUI and driving without a license.
• Michael Presley was directed to serve 48 hours of a six-month sentence and pay $50 plus costs for driving on a revoked license.
• Ricardo Mendoza must serve 48 hours and pay $50 plus costs for driving without a license.
• Marco A. Medina and Joshua P. Moore must serve 48 hours and pay $10 plus costs for driving without a license.
• Jose Guzman Jr. must serve 24 hours and pay $10 plus costs for driving without a license.
• Claudio M. Azamar, Destiny Hodges and Felix Varela were fined $10 plus costs for driving without a license.
• Connie J. Youngblood was given a six-month probationary sentence and must pay $260 plus costs for simple possession of marijuana and public intoxication.
• Terry L. Priest was fined $10 plus costs for public intoxication.
• Brian Tidenburg must serve the balance of his sentence for violation of probation.
• John Fults must serve five days for contempt of court.
• Melissa Runyon must serve five days for violation of probation.