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MANRY, CODY BLAINE Arrested in Williamson County, Texas

MANRY, CODY BLAINE was arrested in Williamson County, Texas for Failure To Appear/Bail Jumping Speeding 10% Or Over 70 Mph In 55 Mph Zone Driving While Intoxicated/Open Alch Container Failure To Control Speed on February 9, 2026.

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Failure To Appear/Bail Jumping Speeding 10% Or Over 70 Mph In 55 Mph Zone Driving While Intoxicated/Open Alch Container Failure To Control Speed

County: Williamson County, Texas

Arrest date: February 9, 2026

Booking number: 2026-01190

Arresting agency: Williamson County PD/SO

MANRY, CODY BLAINE was booked by the Williamson County PD/SO following an arrest for Failure To Appear/Bail Jumping Speeding 10% Or Over 70 Mph In 55 Mph Zone Driving While Intoxicated/Open Alch Container Failure To Control Speed. This arrest record reflects a booking event and does not indicate a conviction. Additional details about MANRY, CODY BLAINE's arrest are listed below.

Record Details

Charge
Failure To Appear/Bail Jumping Speeding 10% Or Over 70 Mph In 55 Mph Zone Driving While Intoxicated/Open Alch Container Failure To Control Speed
Offense category
Dwi
Booking number
2026-01190
Arresting agency
Williamson County PD/SO
Location
Williamson County, Texas
Booking/Arrest date
February 9, 2026

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FAILURE TO APPEAR/BAIL JUMPING SPEEDING 10% OR OVER 70 MPH IN 55 MPH ZONE DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED/OPEN ALCH CONTAINER FAILURE TO CONTROL SPEED

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