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Reward Totals $30K for Fugitive North Texas Murder Suspect Trevor McEuen, Gov. Abbott Says
- Governor Greg Abbott announced a $30,000 reward on Thursday to assist in locating and apprehending Trevor McEuen, a fugitive wanted in North Texas.
- McEuen, 32, did not show up for his court appearance on May 5, tampered with his electronic monitoring device, and escaped from his residence in Van Zandt County after being charged with capital murder.
- McEuen faces trial for the 2023 fatal shooting of 35-year-old Aaron Martinez in Kaufman County and has been added to Texas’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitive List.
- The total $30,000 reward includes $10,000 from the Governor’s Public Safety Office, $10,000 contributed by Kaufman County Crime Stoppers, and officials have cautioned that McEuen is considered armed and dangerous.
- Authorities urge the public to report tips via the Texas Crime Stoppers hotline to assist the ongoing manhunt and emphasize McEuen should not be approached.
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Reward increased to $30K for East Texas fugitive, Gov. Abbott says
AUSTIN, Texas (KETK) - Gov. Greg Abbott has increased the reward offered for information leading to Trevor McEuen's arrest, after a manhunt ensued earlier this month, hours before he was due in court on a murder charge. Police searching for missing man last seen in Tyler As of now, the reward is up to $30,000 after Abbott, the Kaufman County Crime Stoppers and the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office each offered $10,000 for any information tha…
Reward totals $30K for fugitive North Texas murder suspect Trevor McEuen, Gov. Abbott says
By Doug Myers Click here for updates on this story Texas (KTVT) — Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday announced a $30,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Trevor McEuen, a capital murder suspect who skipped a May 5 court appearance, removed his ankle monitor, and fled his Van Zandt County home. Before fleeing, McEuen, 32, was scheduled to stand trial for the 2023 killing of Aaron Martinez, a 35-year-old man who had moved to Forney, i…
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