'I'm going to kill you tonight': San Antonio man accused of stalking ex-girlfriend

'I'm going to kill you tonight': San Antonio man accused of stalking ex-girlfriend by Christopher Hoffman Tue, November 10, 2026 at 12:44 PM Dylan Travis Gonzalez, 34, is charged with stalking after the woman told investigators she had been living in fear since their breakup in April. (PHOTO: Bexar County Jail) Comment on this story 0 Comment Share story Share topics: Stalking San Antonio Ex-girlfriend Threats Tracking device Police investigation Arrest warrant Dylan Gonzalez SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio man is accused of terrorizing his ex-girlfriend for months, allegedly following her to work, tracking her vehicle and threatening to kill her after she ended their relationship. Dylan Travis Gonzalez, 34, is charged with stalking after the woman told investigators she had been living in fear since their breakup in April. According to an arrest report, the couple had been together for about a year and eight months before the woman ended their relationship. But instead of moving on, Gonzalez allegedly began showing up wherever she went, sending threatening messages and repeatedly calling her. The woman told investigators Gonzalez followed her in his vehicle on multiple occasions and had even been captured on her home security cameras damaging property and driving past her house. His behavior allegedly extended into her professional life. The woman, who works in private real estate, reported that Gonzalez frequently appeared at the homes of her clients and showed up at work meetings without being invited. She also told investigators she discovered something particularly unsettling about her vehicle. Gonzalez had allegedly placed a tracking device on her car, allowing him to monitor her movements. The woman took her vehicle to a dealership, where a tracker was discovered Sept. 14 and later collected by investigators. But the accusations didn't stop there. According to the arrest warrant, Gonzalez allegedly sent the woman messages threatening her life, including one that read, "I'll kill you...I should just run right into your ass." Another message allegedly warned, "I'll be waiting for you...I'm going to kill you tonight." The woman also reported that Gonzalez threatened to damage her property or physically harm her and her family if she refused to answer his calls. Investigators say Gonzalez even rented a home just two houses away from the woman and installed security cameras pointing directly toward her residence. The woman also reported a previous physical attack, telling investigators Gonzalez had shown up at her home and struck her with a dumbbell. On Sept. 14, she contacted San Antonio Police to report that her former boyfriend was threatening and following her. After reviewing her allegations, the threatening messages and the evidence involving the tracking device, investigators sought an arrest warrant. Trending Family of five killed after SUV leaves wet I-10 overpass in Seguin, parents identified Rain-slicked IH-10 in Seguin turned deadly when a Chevrolet Tahoe left an overpass near FM 725, killing a Porter family of five, including three children. FM 725 was shut for hours as police investigate. Two adults, three children killed after vehicle goes off bridge near I-10 in Seguin A single-vehicle crash near FM 725 and Interstate 10 prompted road closures in Seguin on Sunday afternoon, according to the Seguin Police Department.In a traffic alert posted to Facebook, police said at 1:30 p.m. on Suspect allegedly stalked ex-girlfriend, tracked her vehicle, and struck her with dumbbell A San Antonio police detective is seeking an arrest warrant for a 34-year-old man accused of stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend, including messages that said, “I’ll kill you I should just run right into your EXCLUSIVE: 7-year-old American girl killed by gunfire from Mexican police helicopter SAN ANTONIO, Texas — A 7-year-old American girl was killed by a bullet fired from a Mexican state police helicopter during a security operation in Matamoros, Me Bob Mills, founder of Bob Mills Furniture, dies at 79 years old Bob Mills, the founder of Bob Mills Furniture, has died, according to a statement posted on Facebook by the company.“To Friends and Family, it is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we share the passing of our NEWS IN PHOTOS: " Local " 6 NEW Man hunted down by armed suspects, beaten and killed over $12K in drug money 3 New Fiesta celebration aims to fill NIOSA void, big announcement coming Wednesday 13 POLL: Would you ride in Tesla’s fully driverless Robotaxi on San Antonio roads? 4 The Receipts: Local FBI agents detail how sextortion schemes target teens