
Texas DPS Seeks Dallas Fugitive Anthony Oliver for Assault With Prior Conviction
Texas is a big state with millions of people, and criminals will inevitably reside in our Lone Star State. However, some of these criminals evade our law enforcement and need to be apprehended. The Texas Department of Public Safety is currently searching for fugitive Anthony Dewayne Oliver and needs your help finding him.
Who is Anthony Dewayne Oliver?

Anthony Dewayne Oliver is a Black male, 64 years old. He is 5'11" and weighs 150 pounds. Identifying marks include tattoos on his chest, left wrist, right forearm, and upper right arm. He also has a scar on his right ankle.
What Is Anthony Oliver Wanted?
Oliver has been convicted of many crimes, including robbery, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and forgery of a financial instrument. He served time in prison for these crimes and has a criminal history dating back to the 1990s. Oliver was released from prison in 2019. His criminal history also includes multiple arrests for assault of a family/household member. In January 2026, Dallas County issued a warrant for Oliver on two counts of assault of a family/household member with previous convictions.
Where Was Anthony Oliver Last Seen?

Oliver's last known location was Dallas County, and he has ties to Dallas.
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How to Submit an Anonymous Tip
A $4,000 reward is offered for information leading to the capture of Anthony Dewayne Oliver. If you know of his whereabouts or have any information that could help law enforcement take him into custody, you can submit an online tip here or call 1-800-252-TIPS (8477).
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Anthony Dewayne Oliver is considered armed and dangerous. Please do not try to apprehend him on your own. Always reach out to local law enforcement.
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