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Yost, Shane Anthony Arrested in Williamson County, Texas

Yost, Shane Anthony was arrested in Williamson County, Texas for Bond Increase/Crim Trespass Habit/Shltr/Suprfund/Infstrt Bond Increase/Terroristic Threat Of Family/Household Injury Child/Elderly/Disable W/Int Bodily Inj on February 12, 2026.

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Bond Increase/Crim Trespass Habit/Shltr/Suprfund/Infstrt Bond Increase/Terroristic Threat Of Family/Household Injury Child/Elderly/Disable W/Int Bodily Inj

County: Williamson County, Texas

Arrest date: February 12, 2026

Booking number: 2026-01280

Arresting agency: Williamson County PD/SO

Yost, Shane Anthony was booked by the Williamson County PD/SO following an arrest for Bond Increase/Crim Trespass Habit/Shltr/Suprfund/Infstrt Bond Increase/Terroristic Threat Of Family/Household Injury Child/Elderly/Disable W/Int Bodily Inj. This arrest record reflects a booking event and does not indicate a conviction. Additional details about Yost, Shane Anthony's arrest are listed below.

Record Details

Charge
Bond Increase/Crim Trespass Habit/Shltr/Suprfund/Infstrt Bond Increase/Terroristic Threat Of Family/Household Injury Child/Elderly/Disable W/Int Bodily Inj
Offense category
Injury To Child/Elderly/Disabled
Booking number
2026-01280
Arresting agency
Williamson County PD/SO
Location
Williamson County, Texas
Booking/Arrest date
February 12, 2026

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BOND INCREASE/CRIM TRESPASS HABIT/SHLTR/SUPRFUND/INFSTRT BOND INCREASE/TERRORISTIC THREAT OF FAMILY/HOUSEHOLD INJURY CHILD/ELDERLY/DISABLE W/INT BODILY INJ

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