Harassment of Public Servant
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⚖️ Texas Law — Charge Details
2–10 years in prison + up to $10,000 fine
Texas Penal Code § 22.11 makes it a Third-Degree Felony to intentionally cause a correctional officer, law enforcement officer, or other public servant to contact the defendant's blood, seminal fluid, urine, feces, or similar biological material, knowing the defendant is confined or in custody. This charge most commonly arises in jail or prison settings when an inmate spits on or throws bodily fluids at a correctional officer. The felony level reflects the serious health and safety risks posed to public servants performing their duties.
⚡ Potential Penalty Enhancements
| If this condition applies… | Charge escalates to | Statute |
|---|---|---|
| Defendant knows victim is a peace officer, correctional officer, or similar public servant | Third-Degree Felony — mandatory | § 22.11(b) |
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Yvette Marie Aguero
Harassment of Public Servant
Jeremiah Josiah Chavez
Harassment of Public Servant
Bond: $10,000
Angelica M Salazar
Harassment of Public Servant
Cierra Elizabeth Garibay Maldonado
Harassment of Public Servant
Matthew Ian Esparza
Harassment of Public Servant
Richard Joseph Rendon
Harassment of Public Servant
Jaivion Mccloud
Harassment of Public Servant
Ashley Antionette Rollins
Harassment of Public Servant
Jenna Rose Broach
Harassment of Public Servant
Bond: $10,000
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