Booking

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Latest booking21 days ago
Oct 9, 2026
Home city: Dallas
Booking no. 26-0307781
  • DrugsFelony
    MAN DEL CS PG 2 >=4G<400G
    In plain English: making or selling a controlled drug (penalty group 2), 4 to 400 grams
  • Drugs
    POSS MARIJ >4OZ<=5LBS
    In plain English: possession of marijuana, 4 ounces to 5 pounds
  • WeaponsFelony
    UNL CARRYING WEAPON
    In plain English: unlawfully carrying a weapon
Bonds · Posted same day
  • $5,000 · Surety · Posted Oct 9
    Bondsman: Eddie Salazar
    For: POSS MARIJ >4OZ<=5LBS
  • $5,000 · Surety · Posted Oct 9
    Bondsman: Eddie Salazar
    For: MAN DEL CS PG 2 >=4G<400G
  • $1,500 · Surety · Posted Oct 9
    Bondsman: Eddie Salazar
    For: UNL CARRYING WEAPON
Start of archive · Apr 30, 2026

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