“Drug Test Disaster in Court! Judge West Handles It Immediately!”

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Summary:
The hearing begins with Charles Newman appearing for sentencing on a serious aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge 🚨. Newman had already pled guilty, and both sides confirmed the pre-sentence report. The state also requested $1,653.75 restitution related to the investigation.

Before sentencing, the judge ordered a drug test, and Newman tested positive for THC ⚠️. This instantly raised concerns. His attorney explained that he recently had surgery and previously self-tested to ensure compliance, but the judge pointed out that THC doesn’t come from prescribed narcotics. She reminded him he had already admitted marijuana use to probation.

The judge grew visibly frustrated 😠, reminding Newman that he shot at another car on the interstate after getting cut off—nearly hitting someone. She called his behavior “crazy” and said coming to court hoping to be clean instead of ensuring it was “not okay.”

Despite the seriousness, the judge acknowledged the incident seemed “out of character.” Newman had maintained employment and had no significant criminal history. Still, consequences were necessary.

The judge followed the plea deal:
🔹 10 years deferred probation
🔹 $1,000 fine
🔹 Restitution: $1,653.75
🔹 Mandatory JCDI treatment program
🔹 Drug patch required
🔹 15 days jail upfront

She warned him clearly: successful completion means no felony conviction, but any violation could bring 2–20 years in prison ⛓️.

Next was Isaac Mitchell’s case. He pled guilty to Class A misdemeanor assault–family violence 👥. He received 2-year deferred probation, plus dismissal of another pending case. His bond conditions were softened—GPS removed and contact with his wife allowed—because she requested non-prosecution and they are expecting a baby 👶.

Mitchell was ordered to avoid all firearms, maintain good behavior, and report to probation immediately. Any new incident would land him back in jail.











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