New Mexico man gets 30 years in Texas prison for targeting Bee County girls

Trinidad Guzman, a New Mexico resident and registered sex offender, was sentenced to 30 years in Texas state prison after pleading guilty to online crimes against three Bee County children. (Contributed photo)

BEEVILLE – Trinidad Guzman, a New Mexico man and registered sex offender, was sentenced to 30 years in prison Aug. 17 after pleading guilty to grooming three Bee County girls and exposing himself to them over FaceTime.  

State District Judge Boyd Bauer handed down the 30-year sentence in the Texas state prison system, accepted Guzman’s guilty pleas and issued lifetime orders of protection for the three children and their parents. Guzman accepted a plea agreement negotiated by First Assistant District Attorney Michelle Craig, which allowed the three young victims to avoid the trauma of testifying in court.  

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