Inmate is back in custody! URGENT: Escaped Inmate Alert – Possible Danger in Local Area
Authorities are warning residents to be on high alert after an inmate escaped from custody this morning. Scott Evan Shepple, a Grimes County inmate, broke free from the Cypress Creek Mental Facility on Cali Drive (off FM 1960) around 8:30 AM and is believed to be in the area.
Suspect Description:
• Name: Scott Evan Shepple
• Race: White male
• Appearance: Bald, blue eyes, multiple tattoos (including on head and neck)
• Clothing: Gray hospital scrubs and slides
Criminal History & Risk Level:
Shepple has been in custody since December 4, 2024, facing serious charges, including:
• Sexual assault
• Assaulting a police officer
• Resisting arrest
Authorities consider him dangerous due to his violent tendencies and past threats of “suicide by cop.” He also has active warrants in both Grimes County and Brazos County.
Possible Locations & Last Sighting:
Shepple has known contacts in:
• Grimes County
• Trinity County
• Walker County
The most recent sighting was around 11:00 AM today, when he was spotted walking north on I-45 near Spring Cypress (right shoulder).
What to Do If You See Him:
⚠️ DO NOT APPROACH ⚠️
Call 911 immediately if you spot him or have any information about his whereabouts.
Additional Contacts:
• Grimes County Sheriff’s Office: 936-873-2151
• Grimes County Crime Stoppers: 936-873-2000
Authorities urge the public to stay vigilant and share this alert to help ensure community safety.
Source: Montgomery County Police Reporter
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