<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

I am currently 21 years old, at the time when this legal trouble began was around November of 2013. I get a call from my dad asking if I had ever been near San Antonio. I tell him no, I haven't...he asked my if I had been speeding, again no I haven't. Then he asked me about my drivers license number. I tell him and for some reason it matched what he was looking at. Confused I asked him what is going on, apparently there was an incident in San Antonio where a teenager was driving 95 miles per hour and under the influence of alcohol was driving. And he "shared" the same information as I did. Resulting in a ticket and a suspension of my license.

Here is where it gets better, after talking to the "helpful" Deputy on duty, he claims that everything I provided him matched what occurred on that day, including my signature. But I was nowhere near there. So I had a case going to prove my innocence and I "thought" that my case was clear and no longer had a DUI on my record.

Fast forward three years later I have been driving for 3 years, no pull over, no wreck, no ticket anything just like when I began driving. When I went to apply for a new job and found out my license had been suspended. I was confused and upset that I had this on me, I went over to the DPS to ask about this and they told me that "I had built up surcharges from an offense three years ago in San Antonio" I told them that that couldn't be because I had a case done to prove it wasn't me. But they said "it's on the computer." 

So I am asking as of now, what do I do? I currently have a second case to absolve me of this mishandling of information. But I don't know what else to do. I feel like I need to start from square one.

I don't smoke, I don't drink, I do not speed on the road. Yet, somehow the Texas DPS has put on my record without ever pulling me over, or handing me a ticket; a DUI surcharge. People of Reddit what can I do?
<bot>: Texas DPS has mishandled my information for a different person with the same name, to pay for their surcharge. I had cases to prove it wasn't me, but they are persistent to get their money.