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PRECINCT 4 WANTED FOR OPEN WARRANTS OCTOBER 10, 2010

By Scott Engle
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Montgomery County Pct. 4 Constable’s Office

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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. (See attached photos)

·Cameron,Jack

Jack Cameron Jr., 12/2/1967, Porter

Coleman,Daniel

· Daniel Coleman, 2/27/1985, Conroe

Flood,Peter

· Peter Flood, 9/21/1964, Conroe

Franklin,Misty

· Misty Franklin, 5/30/1982, Conroe

Garcia,Eric

· Eric Garcia, 7/6/1983, Porter

Latimer,Linda

· Linda Latimer, 8/23/1965, Splendora

Maddux,Jason

· Jason Maddux, 5/3/1982, Conroe

Moak,Matthew

· Matthew Moak, 10/15/1986, Porter

Moses,Mark

· Mark Moses Jr., 4/20/1981, Conroe

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