A Starr County businessman facing charges after dozens of customers accused him of failing to deliver headstones had his bond reduced Wednesday.

A judge lowered the bond for Noie Hesbrook III from $350,000 to $200,000. The decision came after Hesbrook was re-arraigned on the same theft charges after more victims were added to the indictment.

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Hesbrook is now accused of stealing $380,000 from customers after 21 new alleged victims came forward.

The Rio Grande City business owner was initially arrested in February on a theft charge after prosecutors said he took payments for monuments and headstones he never completed.

Hesbrook faces up to 99 years in prison on the theft charge. His next court date is set for Monday, Oct. 7.