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El Paso's Most Wanted Fugitives List for February 2026 Released

KTSM••Luisa Barrios
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Crime Stoppers of El Paso has published its weekly Most Wanted list, highlighting fugitives sought by local law enforcement, including the El Paso Police Department and the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office. This week features individuals whose whereabouts remain unknown, emphasizing the community's role in assisting law enforcement. The list aims to encourage residents to report any information that could lead to arrests. Citizens are reminded that tips can remain anonymous, and rewards may be available for information leading to an arrest.

Key Details: • Weekly Most Wanted list published by Crime Stoppers of El Paso. • Fugitives include individuals wanted by El Paso Police and Sheriff’s Office. • Community encouraged to report any information anonymously. • Potential rewards for tips leading to arrests.

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