Sheriff’s deputies and police are seeking the public’s help. Tips can be anonymous and may earn a cash reward.
EL PASO, Texas – Crime Stoppers of El Paso released its weekly “Most Wanted” list on Friday, naming fugitives sought by the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office and the El Paso Police Department. The people listed are those the agencies have been unable to locate.
The agencies submit the fugitives to Crime Stoppers, which distributes the list to the news media and offers its hotline for information on their whereabouts. Anyone with information can call 915-566-8477 (TIPS) or submit a tip online at CSElPaso.org. Tipsters remain anonymous, and a tip that leads to an arrest can qualify for a cash reward.
The list has led to arrests before. A 25-year-old woman featured in September on a “Most Wanted” list for two no-bond warrants for abandoning and endangering a child was arrested Oct. 13 during a traffic stop in far East El Paso, the sheriff’s office said. Deputies said she gave a false name at the stop and was additionally charged with failure to identify as a fugitive. People named on the list are wanted on warrants and are presumed innocent unless convicted.
This report draws on information from KFOX14 and KTSM.