Bloods Gang Member Charles Ward Sought by Texas DPS, $6,000 Reward Offered
As we enter the spooky season, it becomes normal to see ghosts and ghouls, skeletons and witches, and other creatures from the dark. However, the one thing we don't want to see roaming the streets are those who need to be brought to justice. The Texas Department of Public Safety needs your assistance in finding a fugitive wanted by the state of Texas.
Charles Demond Ward is wanted by the Texas DPS
Who Is Charles Demond Ward?
Ward is a Black male, 40 years old. He is 5'9" and weighs 220 pounds. Ward's identifying marks include tattoos on both of his arms and on the left wrist. He has scars on his back and has a gold tooth.
What Was Charles Ward Convicted Of?
Ward was convicted in Upshur County in 2008 for aggravated assault of a child involving a 12-year-old girl. He was sentenced to two years in prison. Between 2010 and 2019, Ward received three convictions for failure to comply with sex offender registration requirements. He received two to three years' confinement for each conviction. He has past convictions for assault causing bodily injury to a family member.
Why Does Charles Ward Have an Active Warrant?
In May 2026, a warrant was issued by the Vernon Police Department for failure to comply with sex offender registration requirements.
Is Charles Demond Ward Considered Dangerous?
Ward is a documented Bloods gang member. Records with the TDCJ show Ward was a violent inmate and had a history of sexual misconduct.
He is considered armed and dangerous.
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Where Was Charles Ward Last Seen?
Ward's last known location was Gladewater. He has ties to Gregg, Upshur, Smith, Wilbarger, and Bexar Counties, including the cities of Tyler, Vernon, and San Antonio.
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How to Submit a Tip and Claim the $6,000 Reward
If you have any information about Charles Demond Ward, the Texas Department of Public Safety is offering a reward of up to $6,000. You can make an anonymous tip online here or call 1-800-252-8477.
Never try to apprehend a fugitive on your own. Always contact local law enforcement.
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