A Hays County deputy was taken into custody by New Braunfels police on Sunday. The arrest was made for alleged driving while intoxicated. The Hays County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest on Monday evening, confirming that one of its own deputies was involved.
Further details about the incident can be found through the Hays County Sheriff's Office or other local news sources, as only limited information has been released so far.
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