Most Wanted Criminals
- Julio Ceasr Cisneros - Child Molestation
- Jesus Rodriguez Torres - Attempted Murder
- Richard Stanley Howen - Sex Offender in Violation
- Jesse Rodriguez Diaz - Lewd and Lascivious Acts with a Child Under 14
- Gregorio Yanes Torres - Gross Vehicular Manslaughter
- Brian Montano - Attempted Murder
- Francisco Villa Escamilla - Assault with a Deadly Weapon
- Natividad Zamano Nunes - Gross Vehicular Manslaughter
- Apolinar Martinez DeSantiago - Lewd and Lascivious Acts with a Child Under 14
- Alvaro Dominguez Beltran - Assault on a Peace Officer
- Sergio Gutierrez Padilla - Murder
- Jorge Avilez Perez - Attempted Murder
- Leon Fredy Bojorquez - Murder
- Jose Martin Zepeda - Child Rape/Molestation
- Edward Lee LeBlanc - Murder
- Juan Hidalgo Aguilar - Murder
- Fermin Landa Mejia - Child Rape/Molestation
- Jose Antonio Michel Aceves - Murder
- Hans Joachim Berhorst - Child Molestation
- Javier Rodriguez Parra - Robbery/Kidnapping/False Imprisonment
- Walter Gastelum - Murder
- Reynaldo Richard Vasquez - Bank Robbery
- Jose De Jesus Legaspi - Assault with a Deadly Weapon
- Jorge Ponce Aguilar - Child Molestation
- Jose Luis "Gumby" Tovar - Armed Robbery/Attempted Murder
- Jeffrey Dean Galleher - Armed Robbery
- Sergio "Checo" Lopez Hernandez - Murder
- Jose Daniel Ostorga - Murder
- Alfredo Morales Rosas - Murder
- Hugo Cervantes Gastelum - Murder
- Juan Manuel Agredano - Murder
- Robert "Lil Rob" Carlos Cruz - Attempted Murder/Jail Escape
- Brian Richard Martin - Murder
- Jose Gabriel Giron - Murder
- Angel Jonathan Giron - Murder
- Miguel Angel Gonzalez - Attempted Murder
- Reyna Yanderina Navar - Attempted Murder
Updated March 2011
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