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SAPPINGTON, KEIRSTEN ELIZABETH Arrested in Burnet County, Texas

SAPPINGTON, KEIRSTEN ELIZABETH was arrested in Burnet County, Texas for Cpf-Riving While License Invalid(Mc)(Mfmc) Cpf-Speeding 73 Mph In A 55 Mph Zone(Mc)(Mfmc) Cpf-Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia(Mc)(Mfmc) on September 27, 2024.

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Cpf-Riving While License Invalid(Mc)(Mfmc) Cpf-Speeding 73 Mph In A 55 Mph Zone(Mc)(Mfmc) Cpf-Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia(Mc)(Mfmc)

County: Burnet County, Texas

Arrest date: September 27, 2024

Booking number: 00122990

Arresting agency: Marble Falls Police Department

SAPPINGTON, KEIRSTEN ELIZABETH was booked by the Marble Falls Police Department following an arrest for Cpf-Riving While License Invalid(Mc)(Mfmc) Cpf-Speeding 73 Mph In A 55 Mph Zone(Mc)(Mfmc) Cpf-Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia(Mc)(Mfmc). This arrest record reflects a booking event and does not indicate a conviction. Additional details about SAPPINGTON, KEIRSTEN ELIZABETH's arrest are listed below.

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Cpf-Riving While License Invalid(Mc)(Mfmc) Cpf-Speeding 73 Mph In A 55 Mph Zone(Mc)(Mfmc) Cpf-Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia(Mc)(Mfmc)
Offense category
Traffic Offenses
Booking number
00122990
Arresting agency
Marble Falls Police Department
Location
Burnet County, Texas
Booking/Arrest date
September 27, 2024

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CPF-RIVING WHILE LICENSE INVALID(MC)(MFMC) CPF-SPEEDING 73 MPH IN A 55 MPH ZONE(MC)(MFMC) CPF-POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA(MC)(MFMC)

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