ANOTHER OF EPSO's MOST WANTED FUGITIVES CAPTURED BY SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES!!
El Paso County Sheriff's Office
3850 Justice Dr. El Paso, Texas 79938 
NEWS RELEASE
Contact: Deputy Jesse Tovar / Public Information Officer
Direct: (915) 538-2223
Pager: (915) 533-0733 (#5370)
Release Date & Time: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 9:00 PM
WHO: El Paso County Sheriff's Office (Lower Valley Patrol)
WHAT: ONE OF EPSO's MOST WANTED FUGITIVES CAPTURED!!
WHEN: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 12:15 PM
WHY: ARREST MADE
Information:
LOWER VALLEY- On Tuesday afternoon 08-26-08 at about 12:15 PM, Sheriff Deputies were patrolling the the area of the 13000 block of Grand River, El Paso County, TX. A Sheriff's Deputy observed an individual walking down the street he recognized as being one of El Paso County Sheriff's Office Most Wanted. Upon seeing authorities, the subject fled on foot into a residence nearby. As Deputies arrived at the residence, the subject exited through a side door of the home & again fled on foot. Deputies gave chase and caught up to the subject & took him into custody without incident. The subject was identified as Refugio Rocha Padilla (47) of the 200 block of Lehigh, El Paso, TX. Padilla was wanted on an outstanding criminal warrant for Criminal Trespass. He was booked and remains at the El Paso County Detention Facility under a $10,400 TOTAL BOND.
Padilla was featured on the August 24th, 2008- Sunday edition of the El Paso Times as one of the El Paso County Sheriff's Office "Most Wanted" which is where the Deputy recognized him from.
Crime Stoppers of El Paso features El Paso's "Most Wanted" in every 
Sunday edition of the El Paso Times which lists fugitives sought by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office & the El Paso Police Department. Anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of any of the "Most Wanted" is asked to contact Crime Stoppers of El Paso at (915) 566-TIPS (8477).
FUGITIVE CAPTURED:
Refugio Rocha Padilla (47)
CHARGES: EVADING ARREST / DETENTION- $10,000 Bond
CRIMINAL TRESPASS- $400 Bond
End of News Release
The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office in March of 2001 was the first Sheriff’s Office in the State of Texas to be Internationally Accredited from CALEA and is now the recipient of the First CALEA Tri-Arc award in Texas (4th in the Nation) to have accreditations in: Law Enforcement, Communications, Training Academy.