Montgomery County Sheriffs Office arrests Two Wanted Suspects for Felony Theft

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On September 9, 2025, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office SWAT operators arrested fugitives Joseph Lee Gray, 36, and Peggy Lynn Wallace, 35, wanted for felony theft. The operation resulted in their apprehension without incident, and both individuals are now held at the Montgomery County Jail. Sheriff’s Office officials commended the SWAT team for their professionalism, highlighting the significance of their work in keeping the community safe. This arrest reflects a strong partnership with the United States Marshals Service, which has spanned over a decade. The collaboration aims to ensure that fugitives are brought to justice, thereby enhancing public safety.

Local law enforcement has prioritized such operations to reduce crime rates in the area. Gray and Wallace's arrest signifies a commitment to maintaining law and order in Montgomery County. Continued efforts in this partnership are essential for fostering a secure environment for residents.

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