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AUSTIN MAN walks up to a stranger using a computer on the fourth floor of the Central Library, punches him in the head so hard he's knocked out of his chair, stomps on his head multiple times while he lies unconscious on the floor -- then calmly walks back to his own computer and sits down.
The victim is in critical condition with life-threatening injuries. Police Chief Lisa Davis (@APDChiefDavis) happened to be in the building and made the arrest herself.
On a city bus in 2024, Vasquez threatened an 11-year-old boy, cocked his leg back to kick him full-force, then stood up and punched the kid's mother in the face. She's a Spanish speaker and couldn't even understand the threats. A female bystander tackled Vasquez to protect them. He punched her in the head repeatedly. All was on video.
Child endangerment charge and two assaults charges. Dismissed.
Six months before that, he punched a CapMetro bus driver in the mouth hard enough to cause a bloody laceration. During the arrest, he called an officer a racial slur and spit directly in his face. Felony harassment of a public servant. Dismissed to "pre-trial diversion."
He also had a felony terroristic threat against a public servant. Also dismissed.
His Travis County record:
• 10 cases
• 3 felonies -- all dismissed
• 4 assaults -- all dismissed
• 0 jury trials
Now someone is fighting for their life in a hospital because a man with a documented pattern of unprovoked violence kept walking out of the courthouse.
@KelliLynnSage@policelawnews Under Texas Transportation Code §543.002 and §543.005, refusing to sign a traffic citation for a misdemeanor (like speeding) results in immediate arrest and being taken before a magistrate
@freakznnsheetz1@policelawnews Under Texas Transportation Code §543.002 and §543.005, refusing to sign a traffic citation for a misdemeanor (like speeding) results in immediate arrest and being taken before a magistrate