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By Scott Engle
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311pm-DPS ON TRAFFIC STOP

Hispanic male, young,  yellow and red windbreaker and blue jeans ran on foot from a DPS traffic stop. I-45 at Longstreet near Loves Truck Stop.  Ran East across the freeway

IF SPOTTED CALL 911

 

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