Tom Green County Jail Bookings Include Assault With Deadly Weapon and DWI Charges
The Tom Green County Jail bookings list includes charges of assault with a deadly weapon, continuous violence against the family, and driving while intoxicated, according to San Angelo Live.
On August 24, 2026, San Angelo Live reported that individuals were booked into the Tom Green County Jail on a variety of charges, including assault with a deadly weapon, continuous violence against the family, and driving while intoxicated (3rd or more). The list of defendants includes Malik Johnson, Eli Sheen, Ethan McGee, Ladona Parker, Jose Jimenez, Jessica Burns, Oscar Mancha, Melinda Flores, Kedrick Brown, Alessia Hinojos, Thomas Ludlow, Kenneth Ricketts, Logan Martinez, Antonio Loya, Diego Aguillon-Ramirez, Mario Pizano, Dario Pizano-Crespo, Israel Hernandez-Garcia, Portino Martinez-Ortiz, Juan Delgado, Misael Mauricio-Castro, Aaron Camarillo-Castro, Laxman Khadka, Oscar Dominguez-Quiroz, Erick Delrio, Alejandro Reyes-Sandoval, Andres Valtierra-Martinez, and Brady Brazeal.
Other charges listed include criminal trespass, possession of marijuana under 2 ounces, assault by contact, possession of drug paraphernalia, assault causing bodily injury, assault causing bodily injury family violence, assault family violence, theft, no driver's license, failure to appear, and an immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) hold. The charges are allegations, and all individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty. As this matter is only at the charging stage, it has not been decided in court.
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