Tony Ayala under house arrest till he gets a job
Posted: 27 Jan 2004, 09:09
Tony Ayala Jr. has avoided receiving a prison term for violating his probation, but the future's still uncertain for the 40-year-old San Antonio man. Ayala was ordered by judge Maria Teresa Herr to get a job.
Herr, decided against revoking Ayala's probation for breaking curfew, but ordered that Ayala be placed under 24-hour house arrest until he can show the court he has found employment. Ayala is 20 pounds overweight and hasn't set foot in a gym since he lost to an obscure fighter last April.
"It can't get any worse," Ayala told the San Antonio News last Tuesday.
Ayala was serving 10 years' probation after pleading guilty to burglary in 2001 (he breaks into empty houses and waits for the female householders to return so he can rape them). He previously served 16 years after being convicted in 1983 of raping a schoolteacher. At the time of that conviction, the boxer once known as El Torito, was considered a can't miss light-middleweight prospect.
Herr, decided against revoking Ayala's probation for breaking curfew, but ordered that Ayala be placed under 24-hour house arrest until he can show the court he has found employment. Ayala is 20 pounds overweight and hasn't set foot in a gym since he lost to an obscure fighter last April.
"It can't get any worse," Ayala told the San Antonio News last Tuesday.
Ayala was serving 10 years' probation after pleading guilty to burglary in 2001 (he breaks into empty houses and waits for the female householders to return so he can rape them). He previously served 16 years after being convicted in 1983 of raping a schoolteacher. At the time of that conviction, the boxer once known as El Torito, was considered a can't miss light-middleweight prospect.