Bexar-Bulverde firefighter Jared Garcia booked on five charges, including family assault allegations

One booking, allegations spanning several months

A Bexar-Bulverde Fire Department firefighter was booked into the Bexar County jail Wednesday on five charges, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and two allegations of interfering with a family or household member’s breathing or circulation.

Jared Christopher Garcia, 30, was booked at the Bexar Adult Detention Center on September 30, 2026, at 9:51 a.m., according to county records reviewed by Bexar County Mugshots. His booking also lists resisting arrest, search or transportation and an alleged violation of a bond or protective order involving assault or stalking.

The allegations reach back months before this week’s arrest. The two family or household assault entries carry March 20 and May 25 offense dates. The aggravated assault and order-related allegation carry September 22 dates, while the resisting-arrest entry is dated September 29.

Bexar County Mugshots confirmed Garcia’s firefighter role through source reporting and research. Garcia is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Two family or household assault allegations

The county lists two separate entries for assault involving alleged interference with a family or household member’s breathing or circulation. One has an alleged offense date of March 20, 2026, and warrant number 2026W10259907. The other carries a May 25, 2026, offense date and warrant number 2026W10259908.

Both rows show September 29 as the arrest date and identify the San Antonio Police Department as the arresting agency. The different dates and warrant numbers distinguish the allegations, even though the charge descriptions are the same.

The jail entry does not identify the alleged victim or victims or describe the circumstances. Without the affidavits or police reports, it does not establish whether the two allegations involve the same person.

September charges and the arrest timeline

The aggravated assault with a deadly weapon entry lists an alleged September 22 offense under warrant number 2026W10259905. SAPD is named as the arresting agency, with an arrest date of September 29. The charge description does not identify the alleged weapon or explain how it was used.

The resisting-arrest entry carries an alleged offense date and arrest date of September 29 and also identifies SAPD. No warrant number is displayed for that row.

A fifth entry lists an alleged violation of a bond or protective order involving assault or stalking, with a September 22 offense date and warrant number 2026W10260126. That row identifies the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office and gives September 30 as its arrest date.

The aggravated assault and order-related entries share an alleged offense date. The booking does not explain how they are connected, identify the underlying order or supply its terms. Those details require the supporting records.

Bond labels do not establish a complete release timeline

When checked September 30, the aggravated assault, both family or household assault entries and the resisting-arrest row each displayed Released on Bond. The bond or protective-order violation row had no displayed disposition.

The booking-level release-date field was also blank. Together, those fields leave the overall custody timeline incomplete: the four bond labels do not establish a release date for the booking or resolve the fifth charge.

No verified bond amount or bond type was supplied in the reviewed jail entry. A bond release is a custody development, not a dismissal or a court finding on the allegations.

His role at Bexar-Bulverde

Garcia works as a firefighter at Bexar-Bulverde Fire Department, according to our source reporting. The department’s official history identifies it with Bexar County Emergency Services District No. 3 and describes its 2024 merger with the district.

No department decision about Garcia’s duty status or employment following the arrest has been verified for this report. The available booking information does not establish whether any alleged conduct occurred while he was working.

What the timeline establishes

The clearest finding from the county records is the span of the allegations: two earlier family or household assault dates, September assault and order-related allegations, and a resisting-arrest entry dated the day before booking. Reading the dates separately is essential to understanding this arrest; Wednesday’s booking date is not the alleged offense date for all five charges.

The records confirm the listed charges, warrant identifiers, arrest dates and agencies. They do not explain the incidents or support conclusions about motive, the evidence behind each allegation or how the cases will be resolved. No plea, conviction, dismissal or other final court outcome has been verified.

The county identifies this booking as B202639764 and lists SID 1228208. Its jail search and Central Magistrate listing provide Garcia’s full name, Jared Christopher Garcia; the jail detail page displays the shorter name Jared Garcia. The matching booking number and SID tie those entries to this arrest.