Oscar Flores was charged Saturday in Harris County with second-offense driving while intoxicated, a felony under Texas law when prior convictions exist within statutory windows.
Felony DWI cases carry potential state-jail or prison sentences, making plea negotiations especially consequential for defendants.
Prosecutors will introduce prior judgment records to establish enhancement eligibility during pretrial hearings.
Flores may face substantial license revocation periods and mandatory treatment programming if convicted.
The district attorney’s office posted the charging instrument through its public e-filing system on June 14, 2026.
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