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Multi-Agency Operation Jails Fugitive Wanted for Murder

By MCPR Staff
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HARRIS COUNTY, TX- Deputies with Pct. 4 Constable Mark Herman’s Special Operations Unit assisted the United States Marshals Service and the Harris County Sheriff’s Office with a warrant service in the 18500 block of Timber Forest Drive, in Humble.

An man wanted on a murder warrant out of New Orleans was taken into custody without incident.

This coordinated operation highlights the strong partnerships between local and federal law enforcement agencies working together to locate and apprehend violent fugitives.

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