The Southlake Police Department booked 17 people between Oct. 17 and Oct. 22, according to arrest records published by LocalNewsOnly.
Charges ranged from driving while intoxicated and controlled substance possession to domestic assault and immigration detainers.
All charges are accusations; each person is presumed innocent unless convicted.
Here is a summary of the bookings, organized by arrest date.
Oct. 17
Aiden David Gardner, 23, of Houston, was charged with public intoxication. He was released on cash escrow.
Oct. 18
Six people were booked on Oct. 18.
Rolando Holguin, 27, of Fort Worth, faced a capias warrant for speeding 78 mph in a 40-mph zone and failure to maintain financial responsibility (FMFR), plus alias warrants from Grand Prairie and Arlington police for expired plates and driving while license invalid. He was released on cash escrow.
Damian Demetrous Rogers, 49, of Fort Worth, was charged with driving while intoxicated. He was transferred to county custody.
Gary Neil Schragin, 59, of Grapevine, was charged with public intoxication and released on cash escrow.
Mohamed Afolabi, 29, of Fort Worth, was arrested on an alias warrant from the Dallas Marshals Office for defective equipment. He was released on cash escrow.
Brandon Dewayne Mitchelle, 37, of Roanoke, was arrested on an alias warrant from Southlake PD for FMFR. He was released with credit for time served.
Jaime Ruiz Hernandez, 31, of Dallas, was charged with driving while intoxicated and held on a U.S. Department of Homeland Security Immigration and Customs Enforcement (DHS-ICE) immigration detainer. He was transferred to county custody.
Oct. 19
Abigail Bernice Barry, 40, of Fort Worth, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. She also had alias warrants from Haltom City, Flower Mound and the Dallas Marshals Office for expired registration, no driver's license, no insurance and failure to appear.
She was transferred to another agency.
Caidan Dominick Miller, 23, of Mansfield, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, Penalty Group 2, less than one gram. He was transferred to county custody.
Oct. 20
Pascal Binene Mulaja, 35, of Lavon, was arrested on a capias warrant from Rowlett PD and two alias warrants from Frisco PD for running a stop sign and violating a promise to appear. He was released on cash escrow.
Oct. 21
Five people were booked on Oct. 21.
Autumn Shae Smith, 41, of Grand Prairie, was arrested on a capias warrant from Watauga PD for expired registration. She was released on cash escrow.
John Charles Kepley, 56, of Haslet, was charged with driving while license invalid and held on an alias warrant from Midlothian PD for speeding 61 mph in a 45-mph zone. He was released on cash escrow.
Anthony Wayne Moore, 39, of Arlington, was arrested on alias warrants from Southlake PD and a capias warrant from Arlington PD for expired plates and failure to obey a traffic sign. He was released after 24-hour expiration.
Alexia Breanne Gamez, 24, of Haslet, was arrested on an alias warrant from Westlake PD for expired registration on a trailer. She was released on cash escrow.
Malti Gopal Sakhonko, 51, of Southlake, was charged with assault causing bodily injury to a family member. She was released on a county cash bond.
Oct. 22
Three people were booked on Oct. 22.
Marlon Lennard Jones, 43, of Ennis, was charged with driving while license invalid and held on alias warrants from Lancaster PD and DeSoto PD for open container, failure to appear and driving while license invalid. He was released after 24-hour expiration.
Megan Ann Trotter, 39, of Lewisville, was charged with driving while license invalid and FMFR. She was released on cash escrow.
Martin Yossimar Anaya-Quintero, 38, of Fort Worth, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, Penalty Group 2, one gram or more but less than four grams. He was also held on a DHS-ICE immigration detainer and an alias warrant from the Dallas Marshals Office for speeding and driving without a license. He was transferred to county custody.
Residents who want to report a tip to Southlake police can call the non-emergency line at 817-748-8000.





