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SAN ANTONIO, TX – October 1, 2026 (STL.News) A federal jury found Bexar County, Texas, liable for violating a driver’s Fourth Amendment rights during a 2022 traffic stop that grew out of a law-enforcement surveillance system that could track motorists through license-plate data and identify travel patterns considered suspicious. The eight-member federal jury found that Bexar County violated the constitutional rights of Houston-area resident Alek Schott by stopping him without sufficient legal justification, improperly extending his detention and searching his pickup truck without lawful cause. The jury awarded Schott $76 — the amount he requested, representing $1 for
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