FUGITIVE
CASE #: 2011-41
Ernesto Alonso Garcia
Also Known As:
Rooster, Gallito, as well as 96 aliases using variations of "Ernesto Alonso Garcia Gomez"
Status:
Open
Date of Last Contact:
Date of Last Contact:
Missing From:
Harlingen, Texas
Summary:
Ernesto Alonso Garcia is a Texas Syndicate gang member wanted for a 2011 stabbing incident in Harlingen, Texas, in which two men were stabbed and 27-year-old Ivan Rodriguez died. He is also wanted for marijuana trafficking and has a history of violent crime. Garcia remains at large as of the date of this report.
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Circumstances of Offense:
On March 11, 2011, in Harlingen, Texas, Ernesto Alonso Garcia stabbed two men. Ivan Rodriguez died as a result of his injuries. Murder and aggravated assault warrants were issued by the Harlingen Police Department for the stabbing incident.
Additional Details:
Garcia has an extensive criminal history. In 2002, he was convicted of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and sentenced to 7 years in Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) prison. In February 2011, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) issued a warrant for his arrest for Marijuana Trafficking. Following the March 2011 stabbing incident, multiple warrants were issued out of Cameron County for Murder and Aggravated Assault. Garcia is affiliated with the Texas Syndicate gang and has ties to the Rio Grande Valley area, particularly Edinburg, Texas. He is considered armed and dangerous. As of this posting, Garcia is still on the TXDPS website as a wanted fugitive.
Case Last Updated:
Timeline of Events
Multiple warrants issued from Cameron County for Murder and Aggravated Assault
Ernesto Alonso Garcia stabbed two men in Harlingen, Texas; one victim died from injuries
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) issued warrant for Garcia's arrest for Marijuana Trafficking
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