The inmate was booked into custody in July 2021 for aggravated robbery and assault of a public servant.
TCSO medical staff and ATCEMS administered CPR immediately, but Villareal-Salguero was pronounced deceased at 2:21 p.m.
Villarael-Salguero was booked into custody in July 2021 on three charges of aggravated robbery and one charge of assault of a public servant. Bond was set at $40,000 for each of the Aggravated Robbery charges and $15,000 for the Assault of a Public Servant charge. An investigation by TCSO’s Internal Affairs Unit, Criminal Investigations Division, Texas Rangers and the Travis County Medical Examiner’s Office is underway.All the news you need to know, every day
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