Brandon Torrel Epps is wanted on multiple felony charges, according to Windcrest Police Department.
Brandon Torrel Epps is wanted for escaping custody Wednesday in addition to evading with a motor vehicle and multiple felony drug charges, according to police.
Authorities said Epps evaded a Windcrest police officer in the 4800 block of Eisenhauer Road on Wednesday. He was later located in a second vehicle during a traffic stop. Epps attempted to flee from officers but was apprehended. He was taken to Northeast Baptist Hospital for unknown injuries and that’s where police said he was able to escape.In a Facebook post, police said they found $2,091 in the vehicle along with the following :
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