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El Paso Woman Arrested for Probation Violation and Additional Charges

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A 35-year-old woman was taken into custody in El Paso due to an outstanding probation violation warrant, as reported by the El Paso County Constable's Office Precinct 3. The arrest occurred on March 27, when Constable Hector J. Bernal and his deputies assisted Texas Child Protective Services in executing a court order. In addition to the probation violation, the woman is facing four other charges, highlighting ongoing concerns about compliance with legal obligations in the community.

Key Details: • Arrest made on March 27, 2023 • Woman is 35 years old • Assistance provided to Texas Child Protective Services

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