The plea and sentence
Gabriel Miguel Urbano, 19 at the time of our report, received 20-year prison sentences for his role in a 2023 carjacking that left 80-year-old Larry Brister critically injured. Brister died from his injuries five months after the attack.
Urbano pleaded no contest to two counts of aggravated robbery as part of a plea agreement. State District Judge Christine Del Prado found him guilty and sentenced him to 20 years on each count, with the sentences to run concurrently. In exchange for the plea, a murder charge and another aggravated robbery charge were dismissed.
Those distinctions matter to the record: the reported convictions were for aggravated robbery, and the dismissed murder charge was not a murder conviction.
The incidents described by prosecutors
Prosecutors said Brister had gone out to dinner when he was carjacked, assaulted and left critically injured in the street. The attack occurred February 11, 2023, at Walker Ranch and Stonewood Drive.
Prosecutors also described an aggravated robbery involving Eduardo Jaramillo, who was pistol-whipped and held at gunpoint after finding Urbano and Zachariah Mander Aguirre attempting to burglarize vehicles in a parking garage. Our September 2 report noted that Aguirre had received a separate 25-year sentence after pleading no contest to murder in July.
The sentences do not undo the loss to Brister’s family. They do provide a court outcome that should accompany reporting on the original allegations. This article preserves the outcome reported on September 2; it does not assert a later appellate or custody development.
Source notes
Sentencing proceedings and prosecutor statements described in Bexar County Mugshots’ September 2, 2026 court report.
This article reflects the reporting available on September 2, 2026. Later developments should be read with their own dates and sources.