See the Big Rewards for 44 Fugitives Wanted by the Texas DPS
Texas Department of Public Safety needs your help in finding 44 of the most wanted fugitives in Texas.
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Your driver's license has a ton of information on it. One piece of information could really help you out when you most need it.
Up to a $7,500 Reward Offered For These Texas Fugitives
Texas DPS is looking for these armed and dangerous fugitives. Three are wanted in East Texas.
46 Texas Fugitives are Wanted With Up to a $7,500 Reward Offered
The Texas Department of Public Safety is looking for 46 possibly armed and dangerous fugitives in December. Three of those fugitives have warrants in East Texas.
Lufkin and Mabank Police Looking for Fugitives Worth Up to $5,000
Two dangerous men wanted in Lufkin and Mabank are still on the loose with big rewards attached for their capture.
6 Texas DPS Most Wanted Sex Offenders On The Loose
These men should be considered armed and dangerous, and you should never try to apprehend a fugitive yourself.
$7,000 in Reward Money Offered for 2 Fugitives Wanted in East Tx
Lufkin Police and Henderson County Sheriff's Office is looking for two fugitives on Texas Most Wanted List.
State of Texas Has Rewards Up to $7,500 for These 46 Fugitives
Between the Top 10 Most Wanted, Top 10 Most Wanted Sex Offenders and other fugitives, the State of Texas is looking for 46 individuals and will pay to $7,500 for the arrest of certain criminals.
WATCH: Woman Tries to Flirt with Trooper to Avoid Human Smuggling Arrest
The woman in the video has been identified as Lidia Elizabeth Badillo, a Mexican National who was living in Texas. Badillo wasn't alone, however.
$213,500 in Total Reward Money Offered for 44 Texas Fugitives
These remaining wanted fugitives are hiding from Texas law enforcement so they don't go to, or back to, jail including a man with ties to Lufkin.
Up to $7,500 Awarded for Wanted Fugitives Including a Lufkin Man
These remaining wanted fugitives are hiding from Texas law enforcement so they don't go to, or back to, jail including a Lufkin, Texas man.
In a Major Hurry
In 2016, the number of tickets issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety for persons going at least 100 mph was up over 40%. According to a report in the Houston Chronicle, nearly 10,000 such tickets were issued statewide.