Montgomery County, TX – A wanted felony fugitive was taken into custody Thursday morning following a coordinated SWAT operation involving the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and the U.S. Marshals Service.
According to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, SWAT operators—deputized as task force officers with the United States Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force—arrested Cory Allmand, 33, on Thursday, January 14, without incident.
Authorities said Allmand was wanted on three separate felony warrants, including assault family violence with impeding breath, kidnapping, and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. The warrants stem from cases filed in Montgomery County.
The arrest was carried out by the Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team, which officials credited for safely apprehending the suspect and preventing further risk to the public. After being taken into custody, Allmand was transported to the Montgomery County Jail, where he remains held pending court proceedings.
The Sheriff’s Office praised the professionalism of the SWAT operators and emphasized the long-standing partnership with federal agencies.
“This successful arrest also reflects a decade of strong partnership with the United States Marshals Service,” the Sheriff’s Office said in a statement, noting that the collaboration helps ensure fugitives are located and removed from the community.
No injuries were reported during the operation, and officials did not release additional details regarding the arrest location or timeline.
Residents with information related to wanted individuals or ongoing investigations are encouraged to contact local law enforcement.
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