A Pflugerville man has been arrested for stalking his girlfriend, police said.
A Pflugerville man has been arrested for stalking his girlfriend, according to police. The man, from Pflugerville, was taken into custody for the alleged crime.
Details of the arrest are limited, but it is known that the man was arrested for stalking his girlfriend.
For more information on the arrest, readers can refer to the source, FOX 7 Austin (KTBC) - News, which reported on the incident.
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