The 402nd District Court has accepts several plea deals over the past few weeks. Deals are listed below by date.

Jan. 8

Ellyn Michelle Black, Greenville, resisting arrest search or transport, Class A misdemeanor, dismissed; possession of a controlled substance (PCS) penalty group (PG) 1/1-B less than one gram, Class A misdemeanor, 365 days confinement county jail, jail credit 225 days, driver’s license suspended until July 14

Jacob Andrew Brewer, Tyler, two counts of burglary habitation, second degree felony, dismissed; two counts of evading arrest detention with previous conviction, state jail felony, 300 days confinement county jail, jail credit 137 days

Rachel Sneed, Tyler, theft of property greater than or equal to $300K, first degree felony, deferred adjudication, community supervision 10 years, community service 320 hours, restitution TBD

Penny Pritchard, Winnsboro, PCS PG1/1-B less than one gram, state jail felony, 2 years confinement state jail, suspended 3 years, $1,180 fine, community supervision 3 years, community service 120 hours, driver’s license suspended

Courtney McKayla Cahoon, Jena, La., assault on a peace officer, second degree felony, deferred adjudication, community supervision 10 years, community service 240 hours, $2,500 fine

Jerri Ruth Brassfield, Winnsboro, credit card or debit card abuse, state jail felony, 8 months confinement state jail, jail credit 268 days, $1,000 fine

Jan. 15

Mason Windell Stewart, Grand Saline, two counts boating while intoxicated, Class B misdemeanor, deferred adjudication, community supervision 2 years, $100 fine; two counts aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, second degree felony, deferred adjudication, community supervision 6 years, community service 240 hours, $1,500 fine, $800 restitution fine; two counts intoxication assault, third degree felony, dismissed

Mario Augustin Pena, Gilmer, PCS PG1 one gram or more but less than 4 grams, third degree felony, deferred adjudication, $4,180 fine, community supervision 8 years, community service 160 hours

Mary Ann Newman, Pittsburg, evading arrest or detention with a vehicle, third degree felony, 3 years confinement Texas Department of Criminal Justice, jail credit 365 days, driver’s license suspended for 1 year, $1,000 fine

Jan. 16

Aaron Bailey, Inmate, Newark, N.J., assault causes bodily injury, Class A misdemeanor, 365 days confinement county jail, jail credit 730 days, $2,000 fine