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DPS: 18 people arrested, 27 stolen vehicles recovered

By Dave Burge,

5 hours ago

EL PASO, Texas ( KTSM ) — Eighteen people and 27 stolen vehicles were recovered by the Texas Department of Public Safety in El Paso this week, the agency said.

The arrests were made from Sept. 17-20, according to DPS.

The following individuals were arrested and booked into El Paso County Jail, according to DPS:

Valerie Acosta

Jose Luis Maldonado

Sergio Alvarado

Haydee Caroline Perez

Angel Trevizo

Ray Diaz

David Ramirez

Raul Fuentes Jr.

Joe Lopez Jr

Jaime Antonio Luna

Javier Martinez

Aaron Gonzalez

Travis Gene Lambert

Heriberto Silva

Raul Ortega

David Cunnare

Ivan Sustaita

Ana Karen Ramirez Carmona

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someone who doesn't care what you think

59m ago

Wait, but we're the safest city. 🙄

Mikey272

2h ago

Hell Paso is nothing more than a bug infested dust bowl run by corrupt politicians

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