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"Former Texas running back Ramonce Taylor, who scored 15 touchdowns in the Longhorns' 2005 national championship season, is serving five months in jail for violating probation.
State District Judge Martha Trudo on Thursday revoked Taylor's probation from a state felony drug possession charge, sentencing him to two years in jail. She then suspended the sentence for five years under a process called "shock probation," sending Taylor to jail for five months. He will remain on probation after his release.
"This will give him an opportunity to straighten out," Bell County Assistant District Attorney Bob Odom told The Associated Press on Friday.
The Temple Daily Telegram reported that Clark's mother, Ramona Clark, began wailing during the hearing and was removed from the courtroom. She passed out and hit her head on the floor, but regained consciousness a few seconds later."
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"Former Texas running back Ramonce Taylor, who scored 15 touchdowns in the Longhorns' 2005 national championship season, is serving five months in jail for violating probation.
State District Judge Martha Trudo on Thursday revoked Taylor's probation from a state felony drug possession charge, sentencing him to two years in jail. She then suspended the sentence for five years under a process called "shock probation," sending Taylor to jail for five months. He will remain on probation after his release.
"This will give him an opportunity to straighten out," Bell County Assistant District Attorney Bob Odom told The Associated Press on Friday.
The Temple Daily Telegram reported that Clark's mother, Ramona Clark, began wailing during the hearing and was removed from the courtroom. She passed out and hit her head on the floor, but regained consciousness a few seconds later."
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