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El Paso's Most Wanted Fugitives for the Week of May 8, 2026

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Crime Stoppers of El Paso has released its weekly list of Most Wanted fugitives, highlighting individuals sought by local law enforcement. This week features Joshua Cervantez, a 22-year-old Hispanic male, among others whose whereabouts remain unknown. The initiative aims to engage the community in assisting law enforcement with tips that could lead to arrests. Residents are encouraged to report any information regarding these fugitives to help enhance public safety in the area.

Key Details: • Fugitive Joshua Cervantez, 22, is featured this week. • Community members can submit tips to Crime Stoppers. • Assistance from the public is crucial for locating these fugitives.

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