Crime Stoppers Released El Paso Fugitive List
The local organization identified 10 individuals currently wanted by El Paso law enforcement agencies.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Drug Crime
Crime Stoppers of El Paso has published its latest weekly list of wanted fugitives. The featured individuals are sought by local law enforcement for a variety of charges including sexual assault, robbery, and narcotics-related offenses.
Why it matters
Law enforcement agencies are seeking the assistance of the public to locate these individuals with outstanding warrants. Tips provided to the organization may lead to cash rewards for those that result in an arrest.
Bond amounts for the listed individuals range from $10,000 for Edgar Leyva to $100,000 for both Bryan Gilberto Madrid and Evaristo Rodriguez. All 10 fugitives face active warrants issued by local authorities.
The players
Crime Stoppers of El Paso
This is a local organization that facilitates the reporting of criminal activity by allowing the public to submit tips anonymously to assist law enforcement.
The details
The list includes suspects wanted for serious crimes such as sexual assault, robbery, and the manufacture or delivery of controlled substances. Members of the public can report tips regarding these fugitives through the organization's phone line or online portal.
Timeline
October 9, 2026: The weekly list of wanted fugitives was published.
Legal Context
This effort is a recurring feature of the local justice system designed to clear open case backlogs through community participation. It follows the established pattern of Texas-based crime-solving programs that leverage public input to expedite warrant execution.
Residents are encouraged to review the list and submit tips if they have information regarding the location of the listed individuals. Providing valid information that leads to an arrest may qualify the tipster for a cash reward.
The takeaway
Public involvement remains a key component in assisting local authorities with the execution of outstanding warrants. Individuals with knowledge of a fugitive should use official reporting channels rather than attempting to approach the suspects directly.
Further reading
For more information on local enforcement efforts, visit the El Paso drug-crime section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KTSM 9 News.
