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| Inmate released without GPS monitor back in custody |
| By foxsanantonio.com- Gerald Tracy |
| Published: 01/28/2019 |
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SAN ANTONIO — The Bexar County inmate that was supposed to be released from jail with a GPS monitor is back in custody Sunday afternoon. Sheriff Javier Salazar and the felony apprehension unit apprehended Terrik Andres McCoy, 26, in the 100 block of Dorie Street. He was in the front yard when authorities arrived. McCoy was released Saturday from the Adult Detention Center without being fully processed for a GPS monitoring device. Staff error allowed him to leave without the GPS monitor. He was booked November 2018 for a misdemeanor charge of evading arrest. Read More. |
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