What we know about shootout suspect Daniel Trevino

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Daniel Abraham Trevino is one of two suspects who allegedly exchanged shots with law enforcement officer who were serving a warrant in northeast Harris County.

According to authorities, the warrant being served was for violation of a protective order stemming from an assault against a woman whom he had a dating relationship. The order was filed on Dec. 2, according to a charging document.

Texas Department of Public Safety records show the 25-year-old has a lengthy criminal record, dating all the way back to 2011.

Trevino's charges include:

• Sept. 6, 2011: Assault of a family member
• Sept. 7, 2011: Criminal mischief
• Oct. 13, 2012: Criminal mischief
• Oct. 13, 2012: Assault - bodily injury (two counts)
• April 11, 2014: Theft from a person
• April 11, 2014: Assault - bodily injury of public servant (later dismissed)
• March 28, 2015: Possession of marijuana
• May 31, 2015: Felony possession of a weapon
• Sept. 20, 2018: Aggravated assault of a family member

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice said Trevino served a one-year sentence for theft starting in July 2014. He also served a three-year sentence beginning in November 2015 for felon in possession of a firearm.

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