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Hector Gutierrez-Chavez

Name: Arrest of Hector Gutierrez-Chavez
Start: 2026-04-07
Location: Central Booking

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Booking #2609781 · April 07, 2026 Travis County

Record Updated April 07, 2026 at 04:17 PM

Bond Amount

$35,000

Charge

Application to Revoke Probation

Offense Level

Felony, Undetermined

Age at Arrest

Offense #

NONE

Facility

Central Booking

Arresting Agency

Travis County Sheriffs Office

Court

427

Hector Gutierrez-Chavez, age 31, was detained on April 7, 2026 in Travis County, Texas by the Travis County Sheriffs Office, and processed at Central Booking under booking number 2609781. The case carries offense number NONE and is assigned to the 427 court. Bond was set at $35,000 (Surety-Bail Bond).

Hector faces a charge of Application to Revoke Probation. The offense is governed by Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 42A.751. For a full breakdown of how application to revoke probation cases are charged and penalized in Texas, see our Application to Revoke Probation charge guide.

In the past 30 days, OpenArrest logged 41 Application to Revoke Probation bookings in Travis County — about 1.3% of the 3,112 bookings recorded there — ranking it the 20th most common charge during that period.

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⚖️ About This Charge

Offense

Application to Revoke Probation (Community Supervision)

Texas Statute

Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 42A.751 ↗

Classification

Administrative (based on underlying offense)

Max Penalty

Full sentence of the underlying conviction

An Application to Revoke Probation (also called community supervision) is filed by the State when a probationer allegedly violates the terms of their supervision. Unlike a criminal trial, a revocation hearing is conducted before a judge with no jury, and the State need only prove the violation by a preponderance of the evidence — a lower standard than beyond a reasonable doubt. If the judge finds a violation, probation can be revoked and the defendant sentenced to any term up to the maximum for the original offense. Violations range from new criminal arrests to technical violations such as failing a drug test, missing a reporting appointment, or failing to complete required community service.

⚡ Potential Penalty Enhancements

If this condition applies…	Charge escalates to	Statute
New criminal offense while on probation	Probation revoked + prosecution on new charge	Art. 42A.751(b)
Technical violation (failed drug test, missed reporting, etc.)	Probation revoked — judge may impose any sentence up to original maximum	Art. 42A.751(d)

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