A Bexar County arrest-warrant affidavit accuses 34-year-old San Antonio resident Dylan Travis Gonzalez of stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend. It alleges that he tracked her vehicle, rented a home near hers, and later struck her with a dumbbell. Gonzalez faces charges following the affidavit’s filing in magistrate court.
A Breakup Followed by Months of Alleged Harassment
The woman told police she and Gonzalez had been in a relationship for a year and eight months before breaking up in April 2026. In the months afterward, she reported that he followed her to multiple places in his vehicle and sent repeated text messages and calls, according to news4sanantonio.com, which described the affidavit.
The affidavit, as described in the report, says the woman suspected a tracking device was on her car because Gonzalez kept appearing at places and events she said were private or unscheduled. A tracker was found by her auto dealership and collected by police on September 14, 2026. That day, officers also received a call for service from an adult female reporting threats and pursuit by Gonzalez in the 100 block of NW Loop 410.
Cameras Aimed at Her House, Then a Confrontation
The affidavit also alleges that Gonzalez showed up at the woman's home and struck her with a dumbbell. It says he had rented a home two houses away and installed cameras pointed toward her house. A home security camera reportedly captured him damaging property and driving past her home. Investigators said she identified Gonzalez through a single-photo lineup made using his driver's license photo, according to the report.
Detectives said the alleged conduct caused the woman to feel “alarmed, harassed, and tormented,” which the affidavit said violated the Texas Penal Code. The stalking offense was alleged to have occurred on or about September 14, 2026.
Threatening Messages Cited in the Affidavit
The affidavit cites messages attributed to Gonzalez, including one in which he allegedly wrote, “I’ll follow you I’ll be waiting for you I’m going to kill you tonight.”
Protective-Order Help in Bexar County
According to the Bexar County Family Justice Center, its Protective Order Unit and Texas RioGrande Legal Aid provide assistance with protective orders. The center lists its hours as 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday; its service information does not indicate whether anyone involved in this case sought help there.
According to the report, the affidavit characterizes the alleged conduct as intentional and directed at a person with whom Gonzalez had an intimate past relationship.
