Defendant BUSTED: Drug Test Positive for Meth, Opiates & THC!

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Summary:
In State of Texas vs. Allejo Agiri (2023CR2080B) ⚖️, the defendant pled guilty to theft of property ($2,500–$30,000) 💰—a state jail felony carrying up to 2 years in prison ⛓️ and a $10,000 fine 💵. Despite evidence showing Agiri and others loading scrap metal 🛻⚙️, the judge granted deferred adjudication—a second chance through probation instead of immediate jail time.

👉 During sentencing, the Judge grilled Agiri on his credibility, honesty, and lack of stable work. At 45 years old, Agiri admitted he had no steady job 👀, surviving on odd jobs like landscaping and scrapping 🌿🔧, while also relying on his disabled parents for money 🏠. The court ruled this unacceptable, ordering him to secure full-time employment within 15 days 📑👔.

⚖️ Probation Conditions Included:
✅ 2 years deferred adjudication
✅ $500 fine (probated) 💵
✅ 120 hours community service 🙌
✅ No work with minors 🚫👶
✅ Mandatory drug testing 💉 + probation check-ins

💥 The shocking twist came when Agiri’s urinalysis tested positive 🚨 for methamphetamine, opiates, and marijuana 🌿💊—despite him swearing he’d be clean. The Judge expressed frustration 😡, stressing that dishonesty destroys trust in probation.

📌 New Court Orders:
🔹 TAP Evaluation (Treatment Alternative to Prison) 📝
🔹 Rehab—outpatient or inpatient depending on results 🏥
🔹 Weekly UAs 🧪
🔹 Employment programs to ensure stability 👔

⚠️ Final Warning: Any probation violation will trigger 10 YEARS in prison ⛓️. The judge reminded Agiri probation is a chance at rehabilitation, not a free pass 🙅.

This case became a dramatic courtroom moment 🎥🔥—mixing law, accountability, and second chances.








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