SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Police Department arrested a Converse man earlier this month after he allegedly threatened San Antonio city officials in a comment on a story posted to KSAT’s Facebook page.
According to Bexar County jail records, Timothy Alejos, 38, was arrested and charged with making a terroristic threat against a public servant. The charge is considered a third-degree felony.
Records show Alejos was taken into custody Aug. 18. A judge set his bond at $75,000, which Alejos fulfilled Tuesday. He was later released from jail that same day.
‘Gonna start taking out cops, judges and lawyers, then city officials’
San Antonio police detectives said they monitored Alejos’ recent social media footprint.
Alejos’ footprint included an alleged comment he made about the city’s proposed property tax hike under an Aug. 13 post to KSAT 12 News’ Facebook page.
“I don’t car (care) who is protected or who is on the chopping block,” the comment on KSAT’s Facebook page began. “If I see any city officials doing better than the average person, the (they) will be dealt with, and definitely not on a ballot.” Alejos then posted a water gun emoji at the end of his comment.
The lead investigator into the case also alleged Alejos made a second comment under a tax-related post on a different Facebook page.
“F— that,” the comment began, followed by a bull emoji and a feces emoji that — when paired together — is typically used to refer to a different expletive. “Gonna start taking out cops, judges and lawyers, then city officials.”
Similar to the comment made on KSAT’s Facebook page, the second comment concluded with a water gun emoji at the end.
Court documents show the investigator contacted Facebook and filled out an Emergency Disclosure Request. Additional investigative research, which included previous “police reports and associated records,” appeared to connect the comments and the Facebook user to Alejos, according to the affidavit.
KSAT has requested Alejos’ mugshot but has yet to receive a copy. This story will be updated with the mugshot from his Aug. 18 arrest.
Alejos is expected to make his next court appearance on Dec. 8, records show.
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