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Thorpe, Benjamin Scot Arrested in Brazoria County, Texas

Thorpe, Benjamin Scot was arrested in Brazoria County, Texas for Driving While License Invalid on June 27, 2023.

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Driving While License Invalid

County: Brazoria County, Texas

Arrest date: June 27, 2023

Booking number: 413318

Arresting agency: Brazoria County Sheriff's OfficeDriving While License InvalidBrazoria County Sheriff's OfficeNo Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance (Failure to Maintain Financial Responsibility)Brazoria County Sheriff's Office

Thorpe, Benjamin Scot was booked by the Brazoria County Sheriff's OfficeDriving While License InvalidBrazoria County Sheriff's OfficeNo Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance (Failure to Maintain Financial Responsibility)Brazoria County Sheriff's Office following an arrest for Driving While License Invalid. This arrest record reflects a booking event and does not indicate a conviction. Additional details about Thorpe, Benjamin Scot's arrest are listed below.

Record Details

Charge
Driving While License Invalid
Offense category
Traffic Offenses
Booking number
413318
Arresting agency
Brazoria County Sheriff's OfficeDriving While License InvalidBrazoria County Sheriff's OfficeNo Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance (Failure to Maintain Financial Responsibility)Brazoria County Sheriff's Office
Location
Brazoria County, Texas
Booking/Arrest date
June 27, 2023

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Original booking description

Driving While License Invalid; No Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance (Failure to Maintain Financial Responsibility; POSS OF CS PG 1 >=4G<200 G

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