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Montgomery County Pct. 4 Constable’s Office FEATURED FUGITIVES

By Scott Engle
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f you have any information regarding the persons listed below, please call the Pct. 4 Constable’s Office at 281-577-8985. (Not all photos were available)

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Roberto Mejia, 2/2/1984, Porter

Colleen Ivins, 8/8/1978, New Caney

Rita Ortega, 10/9/1978, Porter

Howell,Shannon

· Shannon Howell, 12/11/1978, New Caney

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Johnson,Lawrence

· Lawrence Johnson, 3/10/1984, Porter

Lueck,Michael

· Michael Lueck, 2/15/1982, New Caney

Maddux,Jason

· Jason Maddux, 5/3/1982, Conroe

Osborne,Beau

· Beau Osborne, 7/26/1990, Porter

Reeves,David

· David Reeves, 11/27/1972, New Caney

Russell,Heather

· Heather Russell, 1/10/1987, New Caney

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