Rivers v. State

OPINION

TOM GRAY, Justice.

Luther Rivers, Jr. pled guilty to the felony offense of aggravated assault. The trial court sentenced Rivers to ten years in prison. It then suspended the sentence and placed Rivers on community supervision for ten years. The trial court ultimately revoked Rivers’s community supervision, made a deadly weapon finding, and sentenced him to ten years in prison. Rivers appeals his revocation. We affirm as reformed.

In his sole issue, Rivers contends that the trial court erred by entering an affirmative deadly weapon finding in the order revoking Rivers’s community…