Excuse me. Time out. I'm black and guess what? I'm not wearing a do-rag on the screen because I'm in a courtroom. So, everybody go get your wrap on. What did she just say? I have no idea. First, you're saying you make money move. Don't know what that is. That's going to be a $1,000 fine. All right. So, today we've got an entitled Brad in court for unauthorized use of a vehicle. And this thing goes downhill before it even starts. The second she walks in, she decides her do-rag is the hill she's going to die on. and Judge Boyd isn't having it. This isn't just attitude. This is open warfare with the bench. You can see Boyd's patience evaporating real time. Like the courtroom's on a shot clock. It's wild how something so small becomes a full-blown meltdown that overshadows the actual charges. And let's be real, unauthorized use of a vehicle is already a solid ticket to legal trouble, but she somehow finds a way to make it even 10 times worse. Do you think Judge Boyd handled this case right, or did she fail the public by going way too easy on her? Let's go ahead and dive in. Just one second. I'm sorry, Mr. Trevino. Yes, ma'am. Are you wearing that headdress because that's your religion or is there something else going on? Uh, what are you talking my do-agg? Yeah, you need to take that off. I don't know where everybody thinks they are, but you're in court. How long is it going to take your client to remove her do-rag and dress appropriately and be ready for court, Mr. Myra? I don't know. Honestly, I thought that was some kind of um native scarf or something on her head, but maybe it wasn't. Um All right. I thought it was okay to wear it because I wasn't I was in my house. No one told me that I had to dress properly in my house, so I wasn't aware of that. Sorry. That's my fault. No. Um you're in a courtroom and honestly, I don't know why anyone would want to be seen in public with a do-rag. That's what we do for waves. Some black culture. Excuse me. Time out. I'm black and guess what? I'm not wearing a do-rag on the screen because I'm in a courtroom. Not only am I not wearing a do-agg, I'm not picking up on authorized uses or criminal cases. So, please don't try to tell me what's happening with the black because honestly, I believe we're not comparing and contrasting. I'm talking older than you and I know more about the black culture than you and I respect the black culture by remembering that my ancestors were slaves and I'm not going out picking up criminal cases. So this is what we're going to do with yours Mr. Mar since she want to be all I'm hard she can be in court. So this is being recalled tomorrow and she'll be in court. Thank you. See you in court tomorrow at 1:30. It's the 187 district court, fourth floor, 300 delar roa. And know that you're not allowed to wear a do-rag in court. And no, do-rags are not black culture. Do-rags have been invented recently. So everybody go get your wrap on. See at 1:30, Mr. My Deputy Laura, Deputy Mahia. Yes. Judge, regardless of what she believes to be black culture, uh, do not her allow her in the courtroom with a do-rag on. Yes, judge. And if she's not dressed appropriately for court, then we will send her home so she can become dressed appropriately. Yes, ma'am. Now, I'm going to have to start giving history lessons. Brena Young Southerntherland. Is she dressed appropriately court without a due rag on her head? Yes, sir. Calling 2021 CR06666, State of Texas versus Faith Aaron Sutherland Trovinho. Could I have parties announced for the record for the state? Marcus Sanders for the defense. James Merritt for defendant. Mr. Bingo, I'm showing you a document entitled Court Admonishments. Did you review those documents with your attorney? Did you understand it? And did you electronically sign it in all the appropriate places? I cannot hear you. Ah, yeah. Okay. First of all, it's not. It's either yes or no. Second of all, could you get into a stationary position and stop the sway back and forth? I said yes, ma'am. I never said. No, you said yeah because the court reporter has taken down everything that everyone is saying. So in this courtroom it's either yes or no. Do you understand? Yes, ma'am. What your charge with is unauthorized use of a vehicle that's a state jail felony in the range of punishment is anywhere from 180 days up to two years in the state jail facility. Did you understand? Yes, ma'am. I didn't hear. Nobody heard her. Yes, ma'am. Did you not speak up? Is there an issue? Oh, I said yes, ma'am. Like, three times. No, you didn't. And here's the thing. You need to speak up and you need to stop swaying. Do you understand? Yes, ma'am. You were on this Zoom yesterday talking about do rags were part of black culture. Well, let me just tell you this. Swaying, not saying yes or no, that's not a part of the black culture. That's just you doing silly things while you're on Zoom. and the court will not be tolerating it. Do you understand? Yes, ma'am. Did you understand if the court were to grant your application for deferred adjudication, if for any reason your deferred adjudication were revoked, the court could sentence you up to two years in the state jail facility and up to a $10,000 fine? Yes, ma'am. Next, I'm going to show you what's entitled plea bargain page. Did you review that page with your attorney? Did you understand it? Yes, ma'am. According to the plea bargain agreement, the state is requesting a $1,000 fine recommending deer deferred adjudication. There's to be no contact with Shakaria or Shakira Baker. S H U K R I A or S H U K I A. Did you understand that to be the plea bargain agreement? Yes, ma'am. Next, I'm showing you outside the pre- bargain agreement. The state is requesting that your deferred adjudication before a term of two years. There be a tap evaluation, 120 hours community service, restitution, and cats one and two. Did you understand those are recommendations from the state and the court does not have to follow those recommendations? Yes, ma'am. Then to the offenses charge, how do you plead guilty, not guilty, or no contest? Are we proceeding with sentencing? Uh, no objection to that. Uh, we hope so. Yes. anything you wish to say on behalf of your client? Um, well, in the fact that uh she's she's really on her own and um she's doing her best. I think uh she she just has to be careful of the company she keeps, but um she she doesn't have to my knowledge alcohol or drug issues uh at this time. Um perhaps a little bit of uh some some some mentoring would be helpful uh for her in in obtaining uh stable employment. Mr. Tina, how old are you? Um I'm 18. If you're drug tested today and know you're going to be drug tested today, what are the results going to be? Uh positive for what? Uh marijuana and what else? That's it. Who are you living with? Myself. How far did you go in school? Uh, I dropped out nth grade. Why? Um, because I just was going through things and I wanted to make my money. All right. So, dropping out of school, I think we can put a check box by that that that's not a part of the black culture. I'm going back. So, well, going back and going back are two different things. You're You're not going back. You're not there. I am there. I got my computer. I already went back. I go to CAN. What did she just say? I have no idea. It's off topic anyway. That's off topic. Okay. See, I think this is what you don't understand. As a condition of your deferred adjudication, I can have you taken into custody and then you can get on topic at the Bay County Jail. Whatever question I ask you is on topic. I go to school. So I answer your question. What did she just say? She will not open her mouth and speak so that somebody can understand her. Again, that's something that's not a part of the black culture where we can't understand what each other is saying. So where are you at in this girl's attitude is brutal. Just pure disrespect packaged in a smirk. You can practically see Judge Boyd holding back from slamming the gavvel just to shut her down. Honestly, the patience level here should qualify as a judicial superpower. And it's not even just about the rudeness. When you're standing before a judge, every word you say is essentially under oath to your own character. And the way she's acting, it screams contempt without the paperwork. If it were me in that robe, she'd be stacking up contempt charges like parking tickets. The law gives judges wide discretion in maintaining order. And this is a textbook example of someone begging for that hammer. It makes you wonder if she even understands the stakes or if she thinks the courtroom is just a stage for her attitude. The craziest part is one wrong word here could literally affect sentencing. and she doesn't even care. You can't teach respect in 10 minutes of court, but you can definitely teach consequences. So, is Judge Boyd showing compassion here, or is she just letting the system get walked on? Since you're saying you go to school, I agree. Where are you attending school? Texas can, what is your answer to that question? I'm attending San Antonio. How long have you been there? Um, I just started this year, so probably like I think I've been at K three months. How are you supporting yourself? Um, I'm getting unemployment and make money moves. My hustle is where I pay my bills. Hustle is where I side jobs. I do side jobs to pay my bills. Okay, let's back up a little bit. First, you're saying you make money moves. Don't know what that is. And then you say you're hustling. What are you What do you mean by hustling? What exactly are you doing? Body wash. I sell makeup. I um do like electronic stuff on the side with people that type of stuff like side jobs. Where are you getting makeup from to sell? Um I got connects. My girlfriend, she gave it to me and I said it. You got connects? How? Here's the thing, people. Could we all pretend, even if it's not true, let's pretend like we have formal education that we've went to school. And let's stop using slang. Let's start speaking in complete sentences. And every complete sentence must have at least at least two things, a noun and a verb at the very least. So, let's try doing that and let's be better. You're going to get a job. If you're living by yourself, you need to be employed. Get a job. Well, because right now I'm getting unemployment. I've been having issues with the unemployment. So, I've been that's kind of been an issue. So, I'll probably end up back with a physical job like McDonald's for example. And that's No, I mean, what I'm telling you is you you are going to have a job. UN collecting un unemployment means the very definition of it means you don't have employment because you're unemployed and the 187 you're on probation you will have employment that's going to be a $1,000 fine no I'm not probating it two years deferred adjudication there's to be no contact with Shakira or Shakyra Baker and who are these people you were with in this vehicle um my friends and my siblings. All right. Two years deferred adjudication. There's to be no contact with Miss Baker, Ael Ramos, Nathaniel Mahia, Priscilla Salazar, Amber Roachcha, Jennifer Roachcha, and Sharon Rouse. There's to be weekly Zoom reporting, proof of employment within 30 days, and Rebecca, it needs to be a real job where she's getting a real paycheck and paying real taxes, 120 hours community service, restitution, cats one and two. I'm going to want field visits at least two times per month at wherever she's staying. And I want it to be random. Rebecca, is there anything else she needs? Right. The court is calling 2021 CR0666, State of Texas versus Faith Aaron Southerntherland Trovinho. Can I have parties announced for the record for the state? Jay Garcia for the defense. Jeff Mulliner for Faith Aaron Southerntherland Trovinho. And are you Miss Southerntherland Travenia? Yes, ma'am. Miss Southerntherland Trevenia. show you was entitled motion to enter adjudication of guilt and revoke community supervision. Did you review this document with your attorney? Did you understand it? Yes, ma'am. Are you the same faith Aaron Southerntherland on deferred adjudication in 2021 CR066 for the offense of unauthorized use of a vehicle on March 30th, 2021 for a period of two years and extended for one year. Is that new? Yes, ma'am. State violated condition number two. On or about the 12th day of November 2021 in Bear County, Texas, the defendant Faith Aaron Southerntherland Travinho did then and there test positive for marijuana in violation of condition number two. How do you plead to that? True or not true? True. Uh, Miss Southerntherland Trinino, did you understand by pleading true to violation of condition number two, the court could find it true, grant the motion, find you guilty, and sentence you up to two years in the state jail facility and up to $10,000 fine. You understand? Yes, ma'am. Knowing that, do you still wish to plead true to violation of condition number two? Yes, ma'am. Court will find violation of condition number two true. Is that agreement? Yes, your honor. We ask that the court adjudicate the defendant, revoke probation, sentence the defendant under 1244 of the P penal code to a sentence term of 30 days, Bear County Jail, and if it please the court, this judgment be satisfied. Miss Southerntherland, are you asking the court to follow that agreement? Yes, ma'am. Are you waving your right to appeal? Yes, ma'am. All right. The court will follow your agreement. As previously stated, the court is finding violation of condition number two, truth. Court will grant the motion find you guilty, not grant you community supervision, sentence you to 30 days in the Bear County Jail on 12.44. Court will find that the judgment is satisfied showing you what's entitled trial court certification or defendants's rights to appeal. Did you review that document with your attorney? Did you understand it? And did you electronically sign it? Yes, ma'am. Because this is a plea bargain agreement. Because I followed your plea bargain agreement and because you waved your right to appeal, do you not have the court's permission to appeal? Do you understand? Yes, ma'am. And because this is a felony conviction, you're not allowed to own or possess any weapons or ammunition. Do you understand? Yes, ma'am. I do. If you have a question over what a weapon or ammunition is, you'll need to speak to an attorney. Do you understand? Yes, ma'am. All right. Good luck to you, Miss uh Southerntherland Trevven. We can go off the record. M Travin, I saw that that was the second motion to revoke and you just would not stop using marijuana. You're gonna have to make a decision on what you want to do with your life. If you want to continue to be in and out of jails, Bear County Jail and other places, you can choose to live that way. Life is pretty simple. People make life so difficult. If you follow many of the rules, everything will be just fine. That case was a circus and clearly not the last chapter. A little update. She was arrested again on July 2nd of 2025 for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Now sitting in jail on a $50,000 bond she can't make while waiting for indictment. If that doesn't scream lessons not learned, I don't know what does. Judge Boyd gave her chances in these hearings, but honestly, maybe being too lenient was the real mistake. It's the classic courtroom gamble. Go soft and you risk unleashing someone who doubles down on bad behavior. And here's a wild legal fact. Repeat offenders can sometimes face habitual offender enhancements, meaning one stupid mistake today can multiply into a decade behind bars tomorrow. This isn't just one brat acting out. It's a preview of how unchecked disrespect corrods the whole system. Do you think Judge Boyd's patience helped or hurt here? Let me know in the comments. Thank you so much for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe, and I'll catch you in the next