No jail time for King Jay Davila’s grandmother despite involvement in infant’s death
The grandmother of 8-month-old King Jay Davila has reached a plea agreement for her involvement in the infant’s death.
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Woman sentenced to prison for role in covering up baby King Jay Davila’s death
A San Antonio woman who played a role in covering up the death of baby King Jay Davila was sentenced to eight years of prison on Friday, Bexar County court records showed.
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5 high-profile trials that could happen in San Antonio in 2021
When Bexar County District Courts reopen for trials there are five high-profile cases that might be in the docket for 2021. SAN ANTONIO – As Texas has “opened 100%”, the Bexar County courts remain closed to in-person and jury trials. These trials will take place in the 227th District Court by Judge Kevin O’Connell. AdWhen this retrial takes place it will be in the 144th District Court with Judge Michael Mery. When this trial is set it will take place in the 399th District Court with Judge Frank Castro presiding.