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Williams, Montrell Rodriguez Arrested in Hays County, Texas

Williams, Montrell Rodriguez was arrested in Hays County, Texas for Transparent Material On Windshield/Side/Rear Window Alters Color/Reduces Light Transmission – Tint-C on July 1, 2026.

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Transparent Material On Windshield/Side/Rear Window Alters Color/Reduces Light Transmission – Tint-C

County: Hays County, Texas

Arrest date: July 1, 2026

Booking number: 2026-03367

Arresting agency: Hays County SO/PD

Williams, Montrell Rodriguez was booked by the Hays County SO/PD following an arrest for Transparent Material On Windshield/Side/Rear Window Alters Color/Reduces Light Transmission – Tint-C. This arrest record reflects a booking event and does not indicate a conviction. Additional details about Williams, Montrell Rodriguez's arrest are listed below.

Record Details

Charge
Transparent Material On Windshield/Side/Rear Window Alters Color/Reduces Light Transmission – Tint-C
Offense category
Transparent Material On Windshield/Side/Rear Window Alters Color/Reduces Light Transmission – Tint-C; No Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance-C; Aslt Bi Fv-A (Smpd 2026-00026249
Booking number
2026-03367
Arresting agency
Hays County SO/PD
Location
Hays County, Texas
Booking/Arrest date
July 1, 2026

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TRANSPARENT MATERIAL ON WINDSHIELD/SIDE/REAR WINDOW ALTERS COLOR/REDUCES LIGHT TRANSMISSION – TINT-C; NO MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE-C; ASLT BI FV-A (SMPD 2026-00026249

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