Two traffic stops, two departures
Two off-duty Bexar County sheriff’s deputies resigned after San Antonio police arrested them in separate traffic stops early October 4, according to the sheriff’s office’s publicly reported account.
Damien Trevino, 25, was booked on a driving while intoxicated allegation. Damian Villegas, 19, was booked on a reckless driving allegation. The county jail records list San Antonio police as the arresting agency in both cases.
BCSO said Trevino had worked for the agency for four years and Villegas for one year. Both chose to resign rather than face termination, according to the reported employment statements.
Separate arrests along Culebra Road
Public accounts of SAPD’s preliminary reports place the first stop near Northwest Loop 410 and Culebra Road at about 2 a.m. Officers reportedly stopped Villegas for speeding and arrested him on the reckless driving allegation.
About an hour later, police stopped Trevino near a gas station along Culebra Road. He was arrested on the DWI allegation. The available reporting describes separate stops, rather than one incident involving both men.
The county confirms an October 4 arrest and booking date for each deputy. Villegas appears under booking B202640312 and SID 1230379; Trevino under B202640313 and SID 1230380.
County records show same-day releases
Both bookings list October 4 as the release date. Each charge’s custody entry reads Personal Recognizance Bond. Those are the custody details shown in the county records reviewed October 8.
The reported resignations concern their employment with the sheriff’s office. The criminal allegations remain a separate matter; the reviewed jail records do not establish a plea, dismissal or verdict.
Source notes
Bexar County Mugshots reviewed both exact county bookings on October 8. BCSO employment statements and SAPD traffic-stop accounts were described in public reporting published October 4 and updated October 6. Personnel documents, TCOLE records and court dispositions were not independently reviewed. Original source references and photo matches are retained privately.
This article reflects the reporting available on October 8, 2026. Later developments should be read with their own dates and sources.