- Full name: Torres-Siclait, Diego Albert
- Booking #: 2024-01335
- Date: March 22, 2024
- Agency: Hays County SO/PD
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ASSAULT PEACE OFFICER/JUDGE-F2 (SMPD 2024-11460) 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.
STALKING-F3 (SMPD 2024-11460) Stalking
- Accused of engaging in a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to feel fear, threatened, or harassed.
- Stalking is often charged based on repeated conduct rather than a single isolated act.
- Felony level in the feed (e.g., F3) reflects how the source categorized the charge for that booking entry.
PUBLIC INTOXICATION-C (SMPD 2024-11460) Public Intoxication
- Accused of appearing in a public place while intoxicated to the degree the person may endanger themselves or others.
- This is commonly shown as a Class C misdemeanor in many Texas booking feeds.
INDICT/ASSAULT PUBLIC SERVANT-F3 (HCSO 2024-18319) 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.