MANHUNT MONDAY 12-19-11: ANGEL GONZALEZ

MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2011

ANGEL GONZALEZ

PHOTOS ABOVE OF FUGITIVE GONZALEZ

FUGITIVE INFORMATION: NAME: ANGEL ERNESTO GONZALEZ (49) AKA: LOZANO, ANGEL DOB: 10-01-62 ETHINCITY / GENDER: HISPANIC/MALE HEIGHT: 5’8” WEIGHT: 185lbs. HAIR: Black EYES: Brown BUILD: Medium COMPLEXION: Medium PLACE OF BIRTH: JUAREZ, MEXICO TATTOOS: Right Arm – “Dream Catcher” , 3 Feathers, “Jackie Sue” / Right Forearm – Grim Reaper / Stomach – “El Paso”

2 COUNTS - AGGRAVATED ASSAULT W/ DEADLY WEAPON $50,000 BOND

EL PASO, TEXAS - This week’s MANHUNT MONDAY Most Wanted Fugitive is sought for a violent stabbing that took place in East El Paso, TX in September 2011. The target is ANGEL GONZALEZ (49) of El Paso, TX.

SEPTEMBER 2011 On September 21, 2011 - EPPD Officers were called to a residence in the 11600 block of Edward James in East El Paso, TX in reference to a stabbing. Officers made contact with two individuals who suffered severe stab wounds to their upper torso area. Further investigation revealed ANGEL GONZALEZ arrived at the residence minutes earlier and became involved in a verbal altercation with the two Victims. During the confrontation, GONZALEZ yielded a knife stabbing both men.

GONZALEZ fled the scene prior to Officers arrival & has not been seen since the night of the incident. Charges have since been filed and there is an active warrant of arrest for the apprehension of ANGEL GONZALEZ for 2 Counts – AGGRAVATED ASSAULY W/ DEADLY WEAPON (KNIFE).

ANGEL GONZALEZ knows he is wanted & is on the run eluding capture. It is believed he remains in the Borderland area hiding with friends or relatives.

If anyone has seen or has any information on the whereabouts of ANGEL GONZALEZ to please contact Crime Stoppers of El Paso at 566-TIPS (8477). Callers will remain anonymous & may be eligible for a reward if the information provided leads to the apprehension of the individuals featured.

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