Drunk Driver Fights Cops & Tries to Pass Off Louis Vuitton Receipt As License

SAN ANGELO, TX – A Gen Z woman with anger issues will be spending 30 days in the Tom Green County Detention Facility after repeatedly fighting San Angelo's Police Officers.

According to court documents, on Dec. 7, Jocilyn Hernandez, 22, pleaded guilty to two counts of assault of a peace officer.

The original arrest occurred on Oct. 27, 2019. On that day an officer with the San Angelo Police Department was dispatched to assist another officer take Hernandez to Shannon Medical Center for an unlisted injury. 

In another report an officer states he was dispatched to the 3900 block of Twin Mountain Dr to assist in making an arrest for an unrelated incident.

Prior to the trip to the hospital, one officer stated that she began screaming profanities and fighting officers. While one attempted to buckle her seat belt, Hernandez head butted an officer.

Then when another officer managed to get it buckled, Hernandez took a bite out of his arm. The bite broke the skin and the officer claimed that it was so deep that flesh could be seen. She was then taken to the Tom Green County Jail instead of Shannon.

Hernandez was booked into the Tom Green County Jail and was charged with two counts of assault against a peace officer, public intoxication, and resisting arrest. She was released the following day on a $20,922 bond.

Just nine months later, on Jul. 19, Hernandez was arrested again for driving while intoxicated, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer. During this event cops spotted Hernandez driving erratically down N Chadbourne. They pulled her over in the parking lot at 19th and Chadbourne where she proceeded to strike a pole.

When the officer asked her for her license, the report claims that Hernandez instead handed him a Louis Vuitton receipt. A field sobriety test was then administered but was halted for an E-cigarette break.

Officers eventually arrested and cuffed her for the DWI and resisting. Before they could get to the jail though, Hernandez was able to squeeze a hand out of the cuffs and punched the officer in the face. She also managed to kick him and other responding officers before being subdued.

She was then taken to Shannon for treatment and assaulted a number their security guards. After those assaults she was taken to the Tom Green County Detention Facility. She was released the same day on a 11,500 bond. 

Hernandez has pleaded guilty on two counts of assault against a peace officer in exchange for 30 days  in the Tom Green County Detention Facility and 10 years deferred adjudication. Assault against a peace officer is a second degree felony which is punishable by 2-20 years.