San Antonio daytime television host Esteban Solis arrested on DWI charge

<a href="https://media1.sacurrent.com/sacurrent/imager/u/original/30960034/screen_shot_2018-03-19_at_2.04.57_pm.png" rel="contentImg_gal-30959709" title="Esteban Solis is perhaps best known for his running appearances on HBOs Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, in which the comedian pokes fun at Solis' conversational skills. – Screenshot via YouTube" data-caption="Esteban Solis is perhaps best known for his running appearances on HBOs Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, in which the comedian pokes fun at Solis’ conversational skills.   Screenshot via YouTube” class=”uk-display-block uk-position-relative uk-visible-toggle”> click to enlarge Esteban Solis is perhaps best known for his running appearances on HBOs Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, in which the comedian pokes fun at Solis' conversational skills. - Screenshot via YouTube

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Esteban Solis is perhaps best known for his running appearances on HBOs Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, in which the comedian pokes fun at Solis’ conversational skills.

The San Antonio daytime TV host whose conversational skills have drawn repeated jabs from comedian John Oliver was arrested on a DWI charge early Friday morning, according to Bexar County Court records.

Esteban Solis, 42, a host on KABB’s Daytime with Kimberly and Esteban, was picked up after after police responded to a major accident near loop 1604 and Culebra Road, San Antonio’s WOAI reports.

The charge is Solis’ second DWI charge, according to the court filing.

Solis was noticeably absent from Friday’s Daytime broadcast. However, for many TV viewers, he may be better known for his appearances as a running gag on HBO’s Last Week Tonight With John Oliver.

[embedded content] During the bits, Oliver pokes fun at Solis’ awkward on-air conversations, in which the San Antonian often ends chats with co-star Kimberly Crawford with the signature catchphrase, “True story.”

Solis is facing a maximum $6,000 fine, a minimum three-day jail sentence and suspension of his driver’s license if convicted, according to MySA.

Solis now joins the ranks of former KSAT sports anchor Greg Simmons and City Councilman Clayton Perry as the latest SA celebrities to pick up on DWI charges in recent weeks.

A 2021 study ranked San Antonio among the worst cities in the nation for DWIs.

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