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~ 5 mos, 14 days ago

Anthony Miller Arrested for Second DWI in Harris County

Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4

On June 21, 2025, a deputy with Constable Mark Herman's Office responded to a minor crash in the 20800 block of Fawn Timber Trail. The at fault driver was identified as Anthony Miller, who displayed multiple signs of intoxication.

Standardized Field Sobriety Tests were administered and it was determined that he was intoxicated. He also provided a breath specimen of .1229. Further investigation revealed he had a prior DWI conviction on his record.

"Anthony Miller was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail for his 2ne Driving While Intoxicated offense. His bond was set at $7,500.00 out of County Court 7." - Constable Mark Herman

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~ 5 mos, 14 days ago

Thank goodness no one was hurt. I was expecting the typical $100 bond. Glad to see it is signifcantly higher.

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~ 5 mos, 14 days ago

Thank goodness no one was hurt. I was expecting the typical $100 bond. Glad to see it is signifcantly higher.

@TortieMama : Not for 2nd offense.
3rd would get a felony.

~ 5 mos, 14 days ago

Hey, all you single ladies out there, want to DATE this dreamboat?

@CarolS : While it IS tempting, I'm just not in the market right now.

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~ 5 mos, 14 days ago

@TortieMama :
Couldn't hurt

~ 5 mos, 14 days ago

TortieMama : Couldn't hurt

@Itsme : Bzzzzzz!

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~ 5 mos, 14 days ago

Hey, all you single ladies out there, want to DATE this dreamboat?

@CarolS : Where's @lynnsgirl 😂😂😂

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~ 5 mos, 14 days ago

Not for 2nd offense.

@ParksideRes : Obviously, higher bonds are allowed for second violations - without the felony charge. Otherwise his bond would not be as high as it is.

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~ 5 mos, 14 days ago

*Edited

ParksideRes : Obviously, higher bonds are allowed for second violations - without the felony charge. Otherwise his bond would not be as high as it is.

@niceguy : Which is exactly why I said as such responding to someone 'surprised it wasn't $100'.