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On July 23, 2025, in the 218th District Court, a jury presided over by Judge Russell Wilson found Daniel Luis Rangel guilty of multiple felony offenses related to the sexual abuse of a child.
Rangel was convicted on four charges:
Two counts of Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child: The jury sentenced him to life imprisonment for each count.
One count of Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child Under 14: He received a life imprisonment sentence for this charge. Due to the nature of this offense, Rangel is not eligible for parole and must serve a full life sentence.
One count of Indecency with a Child: The jury imposed the maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
All sentences will be served concurrently.
81st Judicial District Attorney Audrey Louis highlighted the courage of the victims who testified, emphasizing that their strength and honesty were crucial in securing justice. Louis stated, "Their voices are powerful—and justice is only possible because of them."
Gratitude was extended to Poth Chief of Police Gerald Sanchez for his leadership and dedication throughout the investigation and trial, which was essential to the case's prosecution and convictions.
Finally, thanks were given to the jurors for their commitment to justice, ensuring that Daniel Luis Rangel will not be able to harm another child.
