Constable Arrests Woman on Family Violence Warrant
Alexandria Chavez, 35, was booked into the El Paso County Detention Facility on a $20,000 bond after deputies located her at a residential complex.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Law Enforcement
El Paso County Constable's Office deputies arrested Alexandria Chavez on an outstanding family violence warrant. Chavez was also charged with violating a protective order for assault/stalking and was booked into the El Paso County Detention Facility with a $20,000 bond.
Why it matters
The arrest enforces a protective order and an outstanding family violence warrant against a 35-year-old woman in El Paso County. It shows how constable deputies locate and detain individuals wanted on warrants tied to domestic violence cases.
Chavez is held at the El Paso County Detention Facility on a $20,000 bond following arrest on a continuous family violence warrant and a protective order violation for assault/stalking. Whether she posts bond, any court date, and the case outcome are not reported.
The players
El Paso County Constable's Office
The El Paso County Constable's Office is a county law enforcement agency that serves civil and criminal warrants within the county.
The details
Deputy constables received information about Chavez's whereabouts and conducted surveillance at a residential complex on the 3700 block of Lee Boulevard. After observing her vehicle in the parking lot, deputies approached the residence, positively identified Chavez and took her into custody.
Timeline
Wednesday, Nov. 4: Deputy constables received information on Chavez's whereabouts and later arrested her.
Legal Context
The arrest reflects how Texas law enforcement enforces protective orders issued under Texas family violence statutes, which allow constables to take a person into custody for an alleged violation. Protective order violations are a recurring category of arrest in Texas county jurisdictions.
Residents of the 3700 block of Lee Boulevard may see continued constable surveillance tied to active warrants in the area. Anyone with a protective order in effect should know that violations can lead to an immediate arrest and detention.
The takeaway
Protective orders carry immediate consequences, and a violation can lead to arrest and jail booking within days. Anyone subject to a protective order should comply fully to avoid criminal charges.
Further reading
For more arrests and enforcement actions in the region, see Law Enforcement coverage from El Paso.
