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Montgomery County Pct. 4 Constable’s Office FEATURED FUGITIVES

By Scott Engle
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If 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)

·alston,kristy

Kristy Alston, 3/21/81, Splendora

barnes,sarah

· Sarah Barnes, 2/7/83, Conroe

chavarria,ezequiel

· Ezequiel Chavarria, 8/13/73, Conroe

hairell,jonathan

· Jonathan Hairell, 5/20/82, New Caney

martinez,michael

· Michael Martinez, 3/11/81, New Caney

vestal,charles

· Charles Vestal, 10/19/77, New Caney

 

wolf,michael

· Michael Wolf,  3/31/79, Conroe

· Victor Zavala, 5/14/90, Porter

· Heather Watts, 1/11/88, Porter

Shelia Shearer, 8/10/73, Splendora

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