
An August arrest, reported in September
A recent news account of an alleged kidnapping near St. Mary’s Strip concerns an August booking, not a new September arrest. Bexar County Mugshots checked the county entry for Jason Shea Santos Jr. on September 29 and confirmed an August 5, 2026 booking under B202631615.
The entry lists aggravated kidnapping with a deadly weapon, an August 5 arrest by the San Antonio Police Department and an August 7 release. The charge’s jail-record disposition is Released on Bond. The booking date and charge match the record and photograph already in our archive.
The allegation and Santos’s response
KSAT’s September report described a woman’s allegation that Santos forced her into a vehicle with a gun after she rejected his attention. The station attributed the account to an SAPD report. According to that coverage, a friend contacted police and officers found the parked vehicle.
KSAT also reported Santos’s denial that he pointed a gun at the woman and his claim that they knew each other. The woman told police they had not met before. Those conflicting accounts are allegations and statements recorded in the reporting, not findings made by this publication.
A dated release is part of the record
Showing the August 7 release alongside the original booking prevents the photograph from implying uninterrupted detention. The entry still does not establish current custody or a verdict. Santos is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. A later case outcome would need its own dated court source.
Source notes
Bexar County Mugshots directly checked booking B202631615 on September 29, 2026. The incident narrative, including Santos’s denial, is attributed to KSAT’s September 15 report, updated September 16. We have not independently obtained the police report or interviewed the people involved.
- Bexar County jail record B202631615 — checked September 29 ↗
- KSAT — September 15 report, updated September 16 ↗
This article reflects the reporting available on September 29, 2026. Later developments should be read with their own dates and sources.