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Faulkner, Benjamin Marchant Arrested in Hays County, Texas

Faulkner, Benjamin Marchant was arrested in Hays County, Texas for Theft Prop-B (Bpd 2021-03910 on April 21, 2021.

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Theft Prop-B (Bpd 2021-03910

County: Hays County, Texas

Arrest date: April 21, 2021

Booking number: 2021-01862

Arresting agency: Hays County SO/PD

Faulkner, Benjamin Marchant was booked by the Hays County SO/PD following an arrest for Theft Prop-B (Bpd 2021-03910. This arrest record reflects a booking event and does not indicate a conviction. Additional details about Faulkner, Benjamin Marchant's arrest are listed below.

Record Details

Charge
Theft Prop-B (Bpd 2021-03910
Offense category
Theft Prop-B (Bpd 2021-03910; Theft Of Mail>=10-A (Williamson County; Theft Prop>=100≪750-B (Williamson County; False Report To Peace Officer-B (Williamson County; Forg Fin Instr-Sjf (Bpd 2021-03910; Pocs-F3 (Bpd 2021-03910; Pom-B (Bpd 2021-03910; Poss Man Distr Instr To Commit Retail Theft-A (Bpd 2021-03910; Mtr/Unl Poss Firearm Felon-F3 (Williamson Co
Booking number
2021-01862
Arresting agency
Hays County SO/PD
Location
Hays County, Texas
Booking/Arrest date
April 21, 2021

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THEFT PROP-B (BPD 2021-03910; THEFT OF MAIL>=10-A (WILLIAMSON COUNTY; THEFT PROP>=100<750-B (WILLIAMSON COUNTY; FALSE REPORT TO PEACE OFFICER-B (WILLIAMSON COUNTY; FORG FIN INSTR-SJF (BPD 2021-03910; POCS-F3 (BPD 2021-03910; POM-B (BPD 2021-03910; POSS MAN DISTR INSTR TO COMMIT RETAIL THEFT-A (BPD 2021-03910; MTR/UNL POSS FIREARM FELON-F3 (WILLIAMSON CO

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