Former Corpus Christi doctor Jaime Sandoval back in Nueces County Jail

A former Corpus Christi doctor is back in Nueces County Jail after a short trip to Houston.

But the trip wasn't for fun.

Jaime Sandoval, 64, was awaiting extradition from Harris County Jail for for three warrants for suspicion of sexual assault.

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Those warrants stemmed from allegations that he sexually assaulted patients when he was licensed to practice medicine in his office on Sante Fe Street.

His medical license was suspended last year by the Texas Medical Board for "engaging in a pattern of inappropriate conduct with five female patients in which he violated sexual boundaries."

In May, the Nueces County Sheriff's Office and the Corpus Christi Police Department asked for the public's help in finding Sandoval, who has ties to Peru.

The sheriff's office then asked for the assistance of the U.S. Marshals-led Gulf Coast Violent Offender and Fugitive Task Force, according to a news release.

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Authorities received a tip that led them to San Salvador, El Salvador. U.S Marshals coordinated with authorities in El Salvador, and Sandoval was arrested May 16.

He was taken to Houston, where he was processed into the Harris County Jail. On Tuesday, Sandoval was processed into the Nueces County Jail.

Sandoval is also accused of intoxication assault. In that incident, which took place last September, Sandoval allegedly collided with a Nueces County prosecutor's car.

Sandoval testified he has no memory of the incident and had taken prescribed medication that may cause memory loss.

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He is being held for three warrants for suspicion of sexual assault and a warrant for suspicion of intoxicated assault causing serious bodily injury. He is not eligible for bail, according to jail officials.