Leland Randolph (Source: Trinity County Sheriff's Office)
TRINITY COUNTY, TX (KTRE) -
A Lufkin man arrested last week following a massive 36-hour manhunt in Trinity County has new charges tacked on his record.
Trinity County authorities are charging him with evading arrest and felon in possession of a firearm. These charges are in addition to numerous felony warrants, including burglary of a habitation in Jasper
and Hardin counties, revocation of probation in Angelina County, and
possession of a controlled substance and evading arrest in Trinity
County.
Jasper County officals say he is a suspect in five burglaries there. And the Trinity County Sheriff's Offfice is investigating an additional burglary.
Randolph was arrested Friday after a highway patrol trooper caught him trying to cross the road. He was arrested around 4 p.m.
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