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El Paso’s Most Wanted: Weekly Update on Fugitives for May 1, 2026

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Crime Stoppers of El Paso, Inc. has released its weekly Most Wanted list, highlighting individuals actively sought by local law enforcement, including the El Paso Police Department and the El Paso County Sheriff’s Office. This week features several fugitives, including Evaristo Rodriguez, a 49-year-old Hispanic male, whose whereabouts remain unknown despite ongoing efforts to locate him. The initiative aims to engage the community in assisting law enforcement by providing information that could lead to arrests. Residents are encouraged to report any sightings or information regarding these individuals to help enhance public safety.

Key Details: • Fugitives are featured weekly to aid in their capture. • Community members can provide tips to Crime Stoppers for potential rewards. • Evaristo Rodriguez is one of the highlighted fugitives this week.

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