SHERIFF'S OFFICE LAUNCHES "MANHUNT MONDAY"
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2008
WANTED FUGITIVE: JESUS LAZCANO
(MUGSHOTS OF LAZCANO ABOVE ARE FROM PREVIOUS ARRESTS)
FUGITIVE INFORMATION:
NAME: JESUS LAZCANO (also known as Ricardo Vasquez)
DOB: 04-03-1960
HEIGHT: 5’05”
WEIGHT: 155 lbs.
TATTOO: TATTOO ON BACK (GRIM REAPER ON DRAGON W/ WINGS)
CHARGE: AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT (CHILD)-$60,000 Bond
THE MANHUNT IS ON FOR JESUS LAZCANO
BACKGROUND:
Several years ago, Lazcano began fondling & inappropriately touching a young girl when she was 4 years old. The abuse continued for 2 years until the girl was 6. In recent years, the Victim (who will not be identified) came forward to make her outcry.
Sheriff’s Detectives have issued out an ARREST WARRANT for the apprehension of Jesus Lazcano. The charge is AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT (CHILD) with a $60,000 BOND.
Lazcano is known to work as a carpenter. He was last seen in the San Elizario, TX several months ago. He had been deported to Mexico in May 2006. He was born in Chihuahua, MX.
***Recent information received indicates Lazcano is back in the U.S. & has been spotted hanging out around the San Elizario, TX area.***
Lazcano has an extensive arrest record which include; Evading Arrest or Detention, 3 arrests for DWI, & Illegal Entry (to U.S.)
Anyone who knows the whereabouts or has seen Jesus Lazcano or other fugitives featured on “MANHUNT MONDAY” is urged to call the Sheriff’s Office at 546-2280 or Crime Stoppers of El Paso at 566-TIPS (8477). Callers may remain anonymous & may be eligible for a reward if the information provided leads to the apprehension of the individuals featured.
Due to the recent success of Captured Fugitives listed on Crime Stoppers of El Paso "Most Wanted"-The El Paso County Sheriff's Office has initiated "MANHUNT MONDAY" which will feature one WANTED FUGITIVE every Monday.
"The subjects featured will be individuals who have been eluding capture in which the cold trail has grown warm"-"All cases will be featured on new found information or leads that are 48 hrs to 7 days old"- said Deputy Jesse Tovar- SHERIFF'S OFFICE PIO.
"The safety of the community is our priority as these individuals must be apprehended & brought to justice"- said Sheriff Jimmy Apodaca- EL PASO COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
END OF FEATURE FOR "MANHUNT MONDAY"
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.