Courtroom Shock: UA Positive for Meth, Opiates & THC

Описание: Defendant Aljo Agiri asks for deferred adjudication on a state-jail theft charge. After reviewing discovery and plea paperwork, the court defers adjudication but imposes strict conditions: proof of full-time employment within 15 days, 120 hours community service, restitution and regular drug testing. At 9:02 a UA result is announced positive for methamphetamine, opiates and marijuana — the judge reacts sharply and orders a TAP evaluation. Based on TAP, the court will start Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP) or inpatient treatment if appropriate, require weekly UAs, and monthly field visits. Dishonesty about drug use was highlighted as a major aggravator. Failure to comply with the ordered treatment and testing can lead to revocation of deferred adjudication and a prison sentence.
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0:00 Case called: Jamie Story, probation revocation hearing
0:40 Judge reviews probation history & prior violations
2:00 Defense asks for another chance on probation
3:30 State highlights lack of resources and failed contact
4:40 Judge questions defendant about missed probation
5:20 Defendant promises to change and mentions new grandchild
6:20 Judge warns: one violation = 10 years in prison
7:10 Judge continues probation but orders ISF cognitive track
9:02 UA results positive for meth, opiates, and marijuana
10:00 Judge orders TAP evaluation, rehab, weekly UAs, employment & service