Suspect allegedly stalked ex-girlfriend, tracked her vehicle, and struck her with dumbbell

Suspect allegedly stalked ex-girlfriend, tracked her vehicle, and struck her with dumbbell by Jessica Warner Mon, November 9, 2026 at 3:24 PM Updated Mon, November 9, 2026 at 8:41 PM 34-year-old Dylan Travis Gonzalez has been arrested and charged with stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend, including sending her messages that said, “I’ll kill you… I should just run right into your ass” and “I’ll follow you… I’ll be waiting for you… I’m going to kill you tonight…” (SBG San Antonio) Comment on this story 0 Comment Share story Share topics: Stalking Threats Assault Vehicle tracking Security cameras Dumbbell Bexar County Texas Penal Code SAN ANTONIO - A man is in custody after allegedly stalking, threatening, and attacking a woman he had previously been in a relationship with. 34-year-old Dylan Travis Gonzalez has been arrested and charged with stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend, including sending her messages that said, “I’ll kill you I should just run right into your a**” and “I’ll follow you I’ll be waiting for you I’m going to kill you tonight” According to an affidavit for an arrest warrant filed in the Magistrate Court in Bexar County, the offense of stalking was committed on or about the 14th day of September, 2026. On 9/14/2026, police received a call for service in which the victim, an adult female, reported she was being threatened and followed by her ex-significant other, identified as Dylan Travis Gonzalez, on the 100 block of NW Loop 410. The victim told police she was in a relationship with Gonzalez for a year and eight months and broke up with him in April 2026. Since the breakup, the victim reported Gonzalez followed her to multiple places in his vehicle, sent constant text messages and phone calls, and was captured on her home security camera damaging property and driving past her home, the affidavit said. The victim also told police Gonzalez frequently arrived at the homes of her private real estate clients, work meetings that were not made public and unscheduled outings, leading her to fear he had placed a tracker on her vehicle. The affidavit said that on 9/14/26, a tracker was found by the victim’s auto dealership and collected by police. Detectives wrote that the victim positively identified Gonzalez through a single photo lineup created using his driver’s license photo. The affidavit also alleges Gonzalez rented a home two houses away from the victim and installed cameras that pointed directly toward her house. In addition to the stalking allegations, the victim reported being assaulted by Gonzalez after he showed up at her home and struck her with a dumbbell, the affidavit said. The affidavit alleges Gonzalez committed acts “in furtherance of a course of intentional conduct” directed at a person with whom he had an intimate past relationship, causing the victim to feel “alarmed, harassed, and tormented,” in violation of the Texas Penal Code. Trending Family of five killed after SUV leaves wet IH-10 overpass in Seguin, parents identified Rain-slicked IH-10 in Seguin turned deadly when a Chevrolet Tahoe left an overpass near FM 725, killing a Porter family of five, including three children. FM 725 was shut for hours as police investigate. Two adults, three children killed after vehicle goes off bridge near I-10 in Seguin A single-vehicle crash near FM 725 and Interstate 10 prompted road closures in Seguin on Sunday afternoon, according to the Seguin Police Department.In a traffic alert posted to Facebook, police said at 1:30 p.m. on Fried Chicken Sandwich Day: Where to find the best deals National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day brings free and discounted sandwiches to San Antonio, with app and rewards deals from Popeyes, Wingstop, McDonald’s, Whataburger, KFC and more as chicken sandwich demand keeps rising. Highway 281 Southbound re-opened after 18-wheeler crash Highway 281 Southbound re-opened after 18-wheeler crash Gov.-elect Hinojosa wants to expand Medicaid in Texas, will need more than executive order **The headline has been edited due to character limits NEWS IN PHOTOS: " Local " 12 NEW Family sues Camp Mystic owners as wrongful-death pause lifts amid bankruptcy 13 NEW Trial date 'tentatively set' for man accused of murdering actor Jonathan Joss 4 NEW Deep dive into Mayor Jones's legislative priority amendment 4 NEW Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones speaks on midterm election results, cost of living, ICE facility