Found Safe OK - Tallen Treto-Padilla, 29, may be with bf who is wanted for murder, Wayne, 5 Nov 2021 *Arrest*

[GuyfromCanada]

On November 5th, 2021, The McClain County Sheriff’s Office received a report from family members that Tallen Shyann Treto-Padilla was missing.

Reports indicated that Tallen was last seen driving her White 2009 GMC Acadia with Oklahoma License Plate LPV‐540 when she left her job in the Wayne Oklahoma area. A subsequent investigation ensued and produced information that Tallen may be accompanied by her then boyfriend, Jabier Velasquez, also known as Mike "Paco" Mendoza.

As part of the investigation, MCSO Investigators discovered that Velasquez has an active arrest warrant for Murder out of Texas in an unrelated case. Velasquez is 36 years old. He is described as a Hispanic male about 6 feet tall and weighing about 230lbs. Velasques also has black hair and brown eyes and has multiple large tattoos on his chest and arms.

Since the initial report, the MCSO has received information that Tallen may have traveled to the area of the US‐ Mexico Border in Texas after the report was filed. At this time, it is unknown if Tallen is in the United States or Mexico.

As a result of the information about Velasques’ fugitive status, the MCSO has reached out to the US Marshals Service regarding this case, and they are currently assisting.

If you see Mr. Velasquez, DO NOT approach him as he is considered armed and dangerous.

Please call 911 with any information you may have regarding either Tallen or Velasquez.

McClain County Sheriff's Office Searching For Missing Woman

On Nov. 5, members of 29-year-old Tallen Shyann Treto-Padilla's family reported to the McClain County Sheriff's Office that she was missing. Family members told authorities that Treto-Padilla was last seen driving her white 2009 GMC Acadia with Oklahoma license plate LPV-540 when she left her job near Wayne, according to a news release.

Missing Oklahoma woman believed to be with Texas murder suspect

 

[PommyMommy]

NOV 29, 2021
Man wanted for murder in San Antonio linked to Oklahoma missing persons case, police say (ksat.com)
Velasquez has an active homicide warrant in San Antonio for allegedly shooting and killing a man at a Southwest Side Mexican restaurant in 2018, police said. He was supposed to stand trial in August but it is unclear whether he went on trial or not.

 

[PommyMommy]

This article from Apr 7, 2022 appears in google search but is no longer accessible:

Missing Wayne woman rescued | Purcell Register
http://www.purcellregister.com › stories › missing-wayn...
2 days ago — Tallen Treto-Padilla was flown to Dallas from Mexico April 7 and taken back to Wayne by her mother, authorities report. An investigation by Detective Bryan ...

Also from April 7, which may or may not be related:

APR 7, 2022
Homeland security joins in | Purcell Register
Homeland Security has joined in the investigation to the alleged human smuggling case that broke open early last week in Wayne.

Several law enforcement agencies are assisting the McClain County Sheriff’s Office with an investigation into human smuggling.

Sheriff deputies were called to 28030 SH 59 in the Wayne area just before 9:30 p.m. March 28 to investigate a semi-trailer truck that was parked with its lights off.

Deputies were told 40-50 persons were seen exiting the semi, all running in different directions.

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[Unalienable Rights]

This article gives more details:

Missing woman found safe after being kidnapped in Mexico

MCCLAIN CO., Okla. (KOKH) — A woman has been rescued after being kidnapped back in 2021.

Tallen Treto-Padilla was reported Involuntarily Missing through the McClain County Sheriff's Office on Nov. 5, 2021. Investigation showed that Treto-Padilla had traveled to Mexico through the McAllen, Texas area.

Since November, investigative efforts did not cease. The investigations included numerous search warrants, press releases and interviews in an attempt to find Treto-Padilla.

In early March, due to information that had been provided in press releases, Treto-Padilla became aware that the McClain County Sheriff's Office was investigating her whereabouts. Treto-Padilla was able to make communication with investigators by using a WiFi-only device. Through this device, Treto-Padilla told investigators that she had been kidnapped while in Mexico and was being held against her will.

Investigators were able to find the location of Treto-Padilla and was also able to identify her captor.

Through the assistance of the U.S. Embassy, the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Mexico City and the Mexican Anti-Kidnapping Unit, a rescue mission plan was set into motion.

On March 6, 2022, Treto-Padilla was rescued from Simojovel, Chiapas, Mexico and her captor was taken into custody.

Treto-Padilla has safely returned to the United States and her captor is currently awaiting extradition.