Trevor McEuen is now one of the most wanted fugitives in Texas, and authorities across the state are working hard to find him. After missing a court appearance on May 5, 2025, and removing his ankle monitor, McEuen is officially listed on the Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list.
Texas Increases Reward to $30,000 for McEuen’s Arrest
Originally, a $10,000 reward was being offered for information leading to his arrest. But now, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has added another $10,000, bringing the total reward to $30,000. The breakdown is:
- $10,000 from Kaufman County Crime Stoppers
- $10,000 from the Kaufman County Sheriff’s Office
- $10,000 from the Office of Governor Greg Abbott
Governor Abbott stated,
“I urge all Texans with information on McEuen to call the Texas Crime Stoppers hotline or submit a tip online. Together, we can bring dangerous fugitives like Trevor McEuen to justice.”
Why Is Trevor McEuen Wanted?
Trevor McEuen is wanted on multiple serious charges, including:
- Capital murder
- Murder
- Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon (multiple counts)
He failed to appear for court on May 5 and later removed his ankle monitor, violating the conditions of his bond. When officers searched his home near Grand Saline, they found the monitor left behind, leading to an immediate warrant for his arrest.
What Is the Case Against Him?
McEuen is a suspect in the May 2023 shooting death of a Van Zandt County man, who was found dead next to his truck. The case became even more serious in September 2024, when McEuen was re-arrested for bond violations, including:
- Threatening family members of the deceased
- Posting disturbing photos of the victim’s family on Instagram
Because of these violations, his bond was increased to $2 million.
How You Can Help – And Get a $30,000 Reward
If you have any information about where Trevor McEuen may be, authorities are asking you to speak up. Your identity will remain anonymous, and you could be eligible for the full $30,000 reward if your tip leads to his arrest.
How to Submit a Tip:
- Call Texas Crime Stoppers: 1-800-252-TIPS (8477)
- Submit Online: Visit the Texas Department of Public Safety website
When you submit a tip, you’ll be given a tip number instead of using your name. Your identity is protected by law no matter how you share the information.