- Full name: Martinez-Rodriguez, Cesar Aaron
- Booking #: 2024-05503
- Date: November 14, 2024
- Agency: Hays County SO/PD
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VIO BOND/PROT ORDER-A (HCSO 2024-47204) VIO BOND/PROT ORDER-A
ASLT-C (HCSO 2024-47204) Assault
- General assault allegation. Booking feeds may not include the specific conduct (threat vs bodily injury) in abbreviated strings.
- If the record also lists “bodily injury,” “family violence,” or a weapon, those lines usually provide more detail.
ICE DETAINER ICE detainer (immigration hold request)
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- 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.
RS/ASLT BI FV-A (HCSO 24-12234) Assault (Family Violence)
- This indicates the allegation is categorized as involving family or household relationship context (“family violence”) in the source feed.
- The specific conduct (threat vs bodily injury) is not always fully described in abbreviated charge strings.
- If other assault lines appear (like “ASLT BI …”), those usually provide the more specific allegation.