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Clark, Jasmine Mone Arrested in Brazoria County, Texas

Clark, Jasmine Mone was arrested in Brazoria County, Texas for Bf — Driving W/Lic Inv W/Prev Conv/Susp/W/O Fin Res Expired Drivers License Fmfr Fta Drove Wrong Way On One Way Display Expired Registration Expired Operators License on March 6, 2024.

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Bf — Driving W/Lic Inv W/Prev Conv/Susp/W/O Fin Res Expired Drivers License Fmfr Fta Drove Wrong Way On One Way Display Expired Registration Expired Operators License

County: Brazoria County, Texas

Arrest date: March 6, 2024

Booking number: 419051

Arresting agency: Brazoria County Sheriff's Office

Clark, Jasmine Mone was booked by the Brazoria County Sheriff's Office following an arrest for Bf — Driving W/Lic Inv W/Prev Conv/Susp/W/O Fin Res Expired Drivers License Fmfr Fta Drove Wrong Way On One Way Display Expired Registration Expired Operators License. This arrest record reflects a booking event and does not indicate a conviction. Additional details about Clark, Jasmine Mone's arrest are listed below.

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Bf — Driving W/Lic Inv W/Prev Conv/Susp/W/O Fin Res Expired Drivers License Fmfr Fta Drove Wrong Way On One Way Display Expired Registration Expired Operators License
Offense category
Warrants
Booking number
419051
Arresting agency
Brazoria County Sheriff's Office
Location
Brazoria County, Texas
Booking/Arrest date
March 6, 2024

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BF — DRIVING W/LIC INV W/PREV CONV/SUSP/W/O FIN RES EXPIRED DRIVERS LICENSE FMFR FTA DROVE WRONG WAY ON ONE WAY DISPLAY EXPIRED REGISTRATION EXPIRED OPERATORS LICENSE

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