Saul Nicolas Anselmo was charged Saturday with first-offense driving while intoxicated with a reported BAC above 0.15, Harris County records show.
Texas categorizes high-BAC first offenses as Class A misdemeanors, exposing defendants to steeper maximum jail sentences than standard DWI counts.
Prosecutors often seek interlock installation as a bond condition when chemical tests document elevated alcohol levels.
Anselmo will appear before a judge to address bail and possible driving restrictions pending trial.
Legal aid groups remind defendants that administrative license suspension proceedings run parallel to criminal cases and require separate hearings.
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