Robert Zepeda

6 days ago | abcnews.go.com | Megan Forrester |Anne Laurent |Robert Zepeda

Cesar Hernandez escaped from custody in December 2024, officials said. ByMegan Forrester, Anne Laurent, and Robert ZepedaEscaped California inmate Cesar Hernandez who was wanted for killing a Mexican police commander during a shootout earlier last week, was arrested on April 17, 2025, officials said.

2 weeks ago | abcnews.go.com | Megan Forrester |Anne Laurent |Robert Zepeda

Cesar Hernandez escaped from U.S. custody in December 2024, officials said. ByMegan Forrester, Anne Laurent, and Robert ZepedaCesar Hernandez, 34, escaped custody in December after arriving at the Kern County Superior Courthouse in Delano, California, for a court appearance in December 2024, officials said.

2 weeks ago | thepulseofnh.com | Megan Forrester |Anne Laurent |Robert Zepeda |Nadine El-Bawab

(DELANO, Calif.) -- An escaped California inmate is now wanted for killing a Mexican police commander who hunts down foreign fugitives -- also known as a "gringo hunter" -- during a shootout in Tijuana, officials said. Abigail Esparza Reyes, who was part of a specialized Mexican state police unit responsible for locating foreign fugitives who cross the border, was killed on Wednesday while trying to arrest Cesar Hernandez, an escaped inmate from Southern California, officials said.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Megan Forrester |Anne Laurent |Robert Zepeda

An escaped California inmate is now wanted for killing a Mexican police commander who hunts down foreign fugitives -- also known as a "gringo hunter" -- during a shootout in Tijuana, officials said. Abigail Esparza Reyes, who was part of a specialized Mexican state police unit responsible for locating foreign fugitives who cross the border, was killed on Wednesday while trying to arrest Cesar Hernandez, an escaped inmate from Southern California, officials said.

Dec 2, 2024 | thepulseofnh.com | Devin Dwyer |Sarah Herndon |Robert Zepeda |Cheyenne Haslett

(NASHVILLE) -- The transgender Tennessee teenager behind a historic hearing at the U.S. Supreme Court this week doesn't want to show her face on television but is eager to speak about a case she says has the potential to make thousands of American kids feel "seen" for who they are.