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Four charges, four case entries: the Schuyler Clark booking record

The June 7 booking lists protective-order, family-violence, animal-cruelty and evading allegations. Their offense dates and court assignments are not all the same.

Booking photograph of Schuyler Stewart Clark
Schuyler Stewart Clark in the booking photograph accompanying our July 6, 2026 report.

Reading the charges separately

Schuyler Stewart Clark was confined at the Bexar Adult Detention Center on June 7, 2026, according to booking information reviewed by Bexar County Mugshots. The record lists four charges, with different alleged offense dates and court assignments.

The first is violation of a bond or protective order involving assault or stalking, case 2026PF23749. Its listed offense date is February 3, 2025, and it is assigned to Criminal District Court.

The second is assault of a family or household member with a previous conviction, case 2026PF23750. The listed offense date is June 5, 2026. It is also assigned to Criminal District Court.

The third is cruelty to a non-livestock animal by killing, poisoning or causing serious bodily injury, case 2026PF23753. The record lists June 6, 2026, as the offense date and Criminal District Court as the court.

The fourth is evading arrest or detention, case 2026PF23754. Its listed offense date is June 6, 2026, and its court is County Court-at-Law 1.

What the booking record does not settle

A common confinement date does not mean all four allegations arose on that date or will have the same outcome. The booking information reviewed for this report did not include further incident narratives or final dispositions.

Each charge remains an allegation unless resolved by the relevant court. Clark is presumed innocent unless proven guilty. Any later update should identify the particular case it concerns.

Source notes

Bexar County booking information for Schuyler Stewart Clark, confinement June 7, 2026, and cases 2026PF23749, 2026PF23750, 2026PF23753 and 2026PF23754.

This article reflects the reporting available on July 6, 2026. Later developments should be read with their own dates and sources.