- Full name: Jaquinet, Carlos Alberto
- Booking #: 2026-00037
- Date: January 2, 2026
- Agency: Hays County SO/PD
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POSS CS PG 1/1-B >=1G< POCS PG 1/1-B 1GLT — Penalty Group 1 / Penalty Group 1-B
- Penalty Group 1 / Penalty Group 1-B: Includes many high-risk controlled substances (examples vary by case and lab). Often associated with fentanyl and related substances (examples vary by case and lab).
4G-F3 (KPD 2026-00125) 4G-F3 — Third-Degree Felony
- Charge level: Third-Degree Felony
- General penalty range: 2–10 years, up to $10,000 fine (Texas, general)
FAIL TO IDENTIFY GIVING FALSE/FICTITIOUS INFO-B (KPD 2026-00125) Failure to Identify
- Allegation that a person refused to provide identifying information, or provided false identifying information, when lawfully requested by an officer.
- Some booking feeds only show the shorthand without specifying whether it was “refusal” or “false info.”
FAIL TO STOP – DESIGNATED POINT – STOP SIGN-C (KPD 2026-00125) FAIL TO STOP – DESIGNATED POINT
POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA-C (KPD 2026-00125) Possession OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA-C
ICE DETAINER ICE detainer (immigration hold request)
- An ICE detainer is a request from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement asking a local jail to notify ICE before a person is released.
- In some cases it also requests that the jail hold the person for a short period after release eligibility (policies vary by jurisdiction).
- This is not, by itself, a Texas criminal charge; it is an immigration-related hold/request that can appear on a booking record.