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Valentine, Robert Earl, IV Arrested in Hays County, Texas

Valentine, Robert Earl, IV was arrested in Hays County, Texas for Violation Of Protective Order – Two Or More Times Within 12 Months [Ct Iii]-F3 on October 28, 2025.

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Violation Of Protective Order – Two Or More Times Within 12 Months [Ct Iii]-F3

County: Hays County, Texas

Arrest date: October 28, 2025

Booking number: 2025-05540

Arresting agency: Hays County SO/PD

Valentine, Robert Earl, IV was booked by the Hays County SO/PD following an arrest for Violation Of Protective Order – Two Or More Times Within 12 Months [Ct Iii]-F3. This arrest record reflects a booking event and does not indicate a conviction. Additional details about Valentine, Robert Earl, IV's arrest are listed below.

Record Details

Charge
Violation Of Protective Order – Two Or More Times Within 12 Months [Ct Iii]-F3
Offense category
Violation Of Bond Or Protective Order
Booking number
2025-05540
Arresting agency
Hays County SO/PD
Location
Hays County, Texas
Booking/Arrest date
October 28, 2025

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Original booking description

VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER – TWO OR MORE TIMES WITHIN 12 MONTHS [CT III]-F3; VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER – ASSAULT [CT IV]-F3; CONTINUOUS VIOLENCE AGAINST THE FAMILY [CT I]-F3

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