Release-to-rearrest clock

Days free after each release

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Michael Castillo Lozano

Four Travis County bookings in four months. One of three street intervals lasted a week or less.

  • 8 days or fewer free
  • longer time free
  • in jail
  • days from a release to the next booking
  • booking and release dates

Shortest gap 2 days · 4 bookings · worst charge: family violence assault

  1. 67 days free

    Released May 13, booked again Jul 19, 2026

    Booking charge: Viol Bond/Protective Order

  2. 48 days free

    Released Jul 22, booked again Sep 8, 2026

    Booking charge: Viol Bond/Protective Order

  3. 2 days free

    Released Sep 14, booked again Sep 16, 2026

    Booking charge: Viol Bond/Protective Order 2+Times W/I 12 Mo

  1. 67daysto Jul 2026
  2. 48daysto Sep 2026
  3. 2daysto Sep 2026
67days48days2days
May 9, 2026May 13Jul 19Jul 22Sep 8Sep 14Sep 16Sep 18

Swipe the timeline sideways to see every booking.

⚠ Some arrest/booking/release timestamps look inconsistent; raw values kept.

Source: Travis County Sheriff's Office public Time-in-Custody records (public.traviscountytx.gov), case numbers listed in accompanying source file. Gaps measured as calendar days from release date to next booking date. Bookings are charges, not convictions. Records as of Sep 29, 2026.

Chart record

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Per-booking sources

#BookedCause numbersSource
1May 9, 2026D-1-DC-26-301821, D-1-DC-26-301822Time-in-Custody record
2Jul 19, 2026C-1-CR-26-208984, D-1-DC-26-206057Time-in-Custody record
3Sep 8, 2026C-1-CR-26-211377, D-1-DC-26-207702Time-in-Custody record
4Sep 16, 2026D-1-DC-26-303376, D-1-DC-26-303394Time-in-Custody record