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Chuco Tango gang members charged in El Paso County Jail Annex beating
An inmate was beaten so severely that he required surgery after a gang-related assault at the El Paso County Jail Annex, documents stated. Five inmates, including one awaiting trial in a murder case, face added charges of engaging in organized criminal activity following an El Paso County Sheriff's Office investigation into the assault, sheriff's officials said. Investigators, with assistance from Gang Intel officers at the Jail Annex, determined the Oct. 23 beating inside a cell room was allegedly committed by Chuco Tango gang members as "discipline" to one of their members for problems within the gang, according to a criminal complaint filed by a deputy. "Violence within our facilities will not be tolerated," Sheriff Oscar Ugarte said in a statement. "We will thoroughly investigate these incidents and pursue charges supported by the evidence to hold those responsible accountable." The suspects were identified as Gabriel Manuel Ontiveros, 30, Leroy Anaya, 39, Santiago Carrillo, 31, David Mendoza Jr., 27, and Juan Rene Hernandez, 30. 'I knew what it was' A complaint affidavit obtained by the El Paso Times noted the victim claimed that he got into a "one-on-one" fight, refused to provide information, did not want to file charges and repeatedly asked
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Trash Truck Slams Into Freeway Pillar In El Paso, Driver Seriously Injured
A trash truck driver was seriously injured after crashing into freeway barriers and a concrete support pillar along the Patriot Freeway in El Paso, Texas, Tuesday morning. On November 10, 2026, at approximately 10:51 a.m., emergency crews responded to a traffic collision involving a trash truck on southbound US 54, also known as the Patriot Freeway.
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State-ranked Andress High school football team eyes state championship
Anticipation is high in El Paso for the 2026 Texas UIL football postseason, in large part, because of the undefeated Andress High School football team. The Eagles are the Sun City's only undefeated team at 10-0, they average 49 points per game and they are El Paso's best bet to have a long run in the postseason. Andress' strength is its offense and its depth at the skill positions. The Eagles are in Class 4A for the first time after moving down from Class 5A because of UIL realignment and that has helped give them even more confidence after winning nine games in 2025, including a playoff victory against Wichita Falls Memorial. "We still have to put in more work, put in more effort," said Andress star Calvin Hutchings, a wide receiver and defensive back. "We have developed as a team. It's not about an individual being the best, it's about being the best as a team." Andress' chance to be special No El Paso high school football program has won a UIL state title. The 2026 Andress High School Eagles have a chance to do something about that. Andress has had a long history of success in its football