Houston rapper Sauce Walka has officially resolved his legal troubles stemming from a high-speed police chase late last year. According to court documents, he entered a guilty plea in Harris County court on Oct. 16 to charges of evading arrest, resulting in a sentence of two years of deferred adjudication probation and 50 hours of community service.
Under the terms of the deal, Sauce Walka will avoid a formal conviction as long as he meets all court requirements. Any violation could lead to a prison sentence of up to ten years. In addition to his probation, he was ordered to pay a $500 fine to the Houston Area Women’s Center.
The rapper’s plea followed a missed court appearance the day before, which briefly resulted in a warrant for his arrest. He later explained that the absence was due to a communication error with his legal team.
The charges originated from a Dec. 7, 2023, incident in north Harris County when police attempted to pull him over after he ran a red light on Homestead Road. Instead of stopping, Sauce Walka reportedly accelerated, reaching speeds up to 130 miles per hour during a two-mile pursuit that ended in a crash. He was taken into custody and later released on a $35,000 bond.
Despite the legal setbacks and personal losses this year, including the tragic death of his close associate Sayso P, Sauce Walka has continued to stay active creatively. His recent joint project Chicken & Sauce with That Mexican OT showcases his trademark Houston flair and resilience.
For now, the rapper seems focused on moving forward, balancing accountability with his career momentum. Fans are watching closely to see how he channels the experience into his music and whether this marks a new chapter of growth and discipline for the TSF frontman.