He Breaks Jail Rules and Acts Untouchable — Then Judge West Delivers a Brutal Courtroom Warning

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This courtroom proceeding centers on a series of serious felony matters involving Mr. Ross, all reviewed and addressed by Judge Raquel West, who made it clear that public safety and accountability were her top priorities. The primary case discussed was Cause Number 25, DCCR1310, in which Mr. Ross was charged with a third-degree felony offense of evading arrest or detention with the use of a motor vehicle on June 13, 2025. The court reviewed the circumstances, including a high-speed chase through multiple areas of the county while Mr. Ross was already on probation.

Judge Raquel West carefully confirmed that Mr. Ross entered his guilty plea freely and voluntarily, understood the documents he signed with counsel, and knowingly waived his right to appeal. The plea agreement included an eight-year prison cap, leaving sentencing fully within the judge’s discretion. Judge West emphasized that the final sentence would depend on additional information presented at a later sentencing hearing, including a pre-sentence investigation report prepared by the probation department.

The court then addressed two additional cases involving motions to revoke Mr. Ross’s unadjudicated probations from December 2024. These cases included allegations of evading arrest, possession of marijuana, positive drug tests, curfew violations, and unpaid court fees. Judge West reviewed each count in detail, ensuring the defendant understood which allegations he admitted as true.

During the hearing, Judge Raquel West expressed serious concern over Mr. Ross’s lengthy criminal history, repeated probation violations, and continued involvement in violent and dangerous behavior. She also addressed troubling jail conduct, including rule violations and disrespect toward correctional officers. Judge West made it clear that leniency would not be considered if the defendant could not follow basic rules, stating firmly that continued criminal behavior left the court no choice but to prioritize community safety.

The cases were ultimately reset for sentencing, where Judge West will determine the final punishment within the agreed eight-year cap.

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