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Three Arrested in Vinton Following High-Speed Chase Linked to Chuco Tango Gang

KVIA•Thursday, May 7, 2026 at 10:13 PM•Gabrielle Lopez

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In a recent incident near Vinton, Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) arrested three individuals, including two suspected members of the Chuco Tango gang, after a high-speed chase involving a stolen vehicle. The pursuit ended when the driver abandoned the car at Zinn Road and Del Alva Drive. The arrested suspects, 27-year-old Jose Alonzo Zubia Jr. and 44-year-old Moises Guerrero, had prior criminal records, with Zubia Jr. previously out on bond and Guerrero on parole. During the investigation, authorities also apprehended 36-year-old Charlene McCallister, who was found in possession of suspected drugs including fentanyl and methamphetamine. All three are facing multiple felony charges.

Key Details: • Pursuit occurred near Zinn Road and Del Alva Drive. • Zubia Jr. was previously out on bond for unauthorized vehicle use. • Guerrero was on parole for felony drug convictions. • Charlene McCallister arrested with suspected fentanyl, cocaine, and meth. • All three individuals booked into the county detention facility.

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El Paso County Sheriff's OfficeTexas Department of Public SafetyVintonWestway ParkJose Alonzo Zubia Jr.Moises GuerreroCharlene McCallisterZinn RoadDel Alva Drive

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