Capture of Criminal Illegal Immigrant from Texas’ 10 Most Wanted List in San Antonio

Clarence Enyi Mfor, a fugitive on Texas’ 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List, was arrested in San Antonio. Mfor, 37, is wanted for sexual assault and has a history with immigration enforcement. Tips leading to arrests are rewarded by Texas Crime Stoppers, encouraging community involvement while ensuring public safety.

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has announced the arrest of Clarence Enyi Mfor, a fugitive from Texas’ 10 Most Wanted Criminal Illegal Immigrants List, in San Antonio on Sunday, March 2. Mfor, aged 37 and originally from Cameroon, was wanted for sexual assault in Bexar County since January 2025, with no Crime Stoppers reward being paid for his capture.

Previously, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) apprehended Mfor in California in 2019 for alien inadmissibility and again in May 2023 in San Antonio for not possessing an immigration visa. Despite his arrests, he was subsequently released from a detention center. More details about Mfor’s capture can be found through the proper channels.

The Texas Crime Stoppers program, which is funded by the Governor’s Public Safety Office, offers financial rewards for information leading to the arrest of individuals listed as Texas’ 10 Most Wanted. Thus far in 2025, DPS and other collaborating agencies have successfully arrested 13 fugitives from this list, including several sex offenders and criminal illegal immigrants.

To qualify for cash rewards, individuals must provide information through one of three methods: by calling the Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-252-TIPS, submitting a web tip on the DPS website, or submitting a Facebook tip through the relevant link on their page. All submitted tips are anonymous, and participants will receive a tip number rather than having to disclose their identity.

DPS collaborates with local law enforcement to curate the Texas 10 Most Wanted lists of fugitives, sex offenders, and criminal illegal immigrants, which can be viewed on the DPS website alongside their photos. It is imperative that the public does not attempt to apprehend these fugitives, as they are considered armed and dangerous.

In conclusion, the recent capture of Clarence Enyi Mfor highlights the ongoing efforts of the Texas Department of Public Safety in addressing issues pertaining to criminal illegal immigrants. The collaboration between DPS, local law enforcement, and the Texas Crime Stoppers program has led to significant arrests this year. Public involvement through tip submissions remains crucial, and safety measures necessitate that citizens refrain from directly confronting wanted individuals.

Original Source: www.dps.texas.gov