kybella

If it's her first felony, the San Antonio D.A. will very likely let her plead down to a deferred sentence, or at the worst probation. It's still on her record, but she won't do jail time. The San Antonio D.A. is incredibly cool like this - even drug charges can be plead down to no-jail sentences.

I truly feel your pain. I've watched more of my "brothers" and shit get locked up for doing the stupidest things, even after I continually warned them or cautioned them and tried to sit down and talk to them and it through their head that they would end up in jail if they didn't clean the fuck up. Usually the first time someone gets in real bad trouble it's enough to keep them straight long enough for you to really get through to them. Then again, a lot of the time it has to be a conscious decision on their part to stop knocking off.

Thanks guys for all the words of encouragement. This has been such a drag situation. I sincerely appreciate ya'll and your thoughts.