A man was arrested for public intoxication after College Station police responded to a suspicious-person call at A&M Consolidated High School Tuesday night.
Officers were called to Consol around 9:30pm on August 18th.
Police said 36-year-old Bob Esquivel approached two high school girls while they were painting their parking spaces. According to the report, Esquivel would not leave the girls alone, and they became uncomfortable with the situation.
Officers report that Esquivel was swaying back and forth and his speech was slurred.
He reportedly told police he had been walking by and approached the students to work on his social skills. He denied having alcohol or other intoxicating substances in his system and said he planned to walk back home.
Esquivel failed a field sobriety test and was arrested for Public Intoxication. He was released earlier today on a personal recognizance bond — even though this was his 26th visit to the Brazos County Jail. His previous arrests include several arrests for criminal trespass, possession, public intoxication, and assault of EMS personnel.