These Are Bell County's Most Wanted For December 2024

There are many residents in the area of Bell County. Data reveals that in 2023, 393,193 people called Bell County home. So there's many Texans in the area, to say the least.

To keep us safe, Bell County police keep a watchful eye over us. However, there's always an individual that tries to break the law and get away with it. These criminals may find themselves on the Bell County Most Wanted list.

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Who Is Wanted In Bell County For December 2024?

Each month, Bell County and Bell County Crime Stoppers release a list of persons sought by law enforcement in the area. They are wanted for various crimes. There are many ways one could help police capture these individuals.

People can call Bell County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-729-TIPS, or the Bell County's Sheriff's Officer at 254-933-5400. Persons can also alert local law enforcement in their area if they see the individuals listed.

All information has been provided by Bell County and Bell County Crime Stoppers.

These Are Bell County's Most Wanted For December 2024

There are many residents in the area of Bell County. To keep us safe, Bell County police keep a watchful eye over us. However, there's always an individual that tries to break the law and get away with it.

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