Aransas County Jail Deaths (2006–2022)

This page provides a structured overview of Aransas County jail deaths based on publicly available custodial death reports. The information is organized to give a clear picture of incidents occurring within local detention settings over time.

Total Records: 6

Reviewing detention-related incidents across multiple years helps establish a baseline for how cases are reported and documented. While each record represents an individual event, collectively they contribute to a broader understanding of patterns within the county.

All data is derived from official reporting sources, including the Texas Attorney General’s Office. For a statewide comparison, visit the Texas county jail deaths index, where similar data is organized across all counties.

When compared with other jurisdictions, these records provide additional context into how detention-related incidents are distributed across Texas. Larger patterns often emerge when data is viewed collectively rather than in isolation.

This page is intended to support transparency and public awareness while maintaining a clear distinction between county-level records and state prison reporting.


Recorded Jail Death Cases

  • 7/13/2022 — Gary Brandon Noonan — Aransas County Sheriff’s Department
  • 10/27/2019 — Thomas S Kitchens — Aransas County Sheriff’s Department
  • 10/26/2019 — Thomas S Kitchens — Aransas County Sheriff’s Department
  • 9/29/2015 — Wesley Wayne Manning — Aransas County Sheriff’s Department
  • 6/29/2015 — John Edward Shetters — Aransas County Sheriff’s Department
  • 5/28/2006 — Michael Anthony Solis — Aransas County Sheriff’s Department

Data Context and Reporting

The Aransas County jail deaths dataset is intended as a reference point for research and public awareness. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, records may change as additional reporting becomes available.

Users are encouraged to review official records and compare findings across counties to better understand broader trends in detention-related incidents.

Note: This dataset reflects county-level detention records only and excludes state prison (TDCJ) cases.

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