An Austin man remains on the list of the Top 10 most wanted fugitives in Texas.

DPS

Robert Barrera

The Texas Department of Public Safety released a new list Wednesday, but Robert Barrera, 26, who has been on the run since 2005, remains on the list.

Barrera ran from police when officers tried to arrest him on a parole violation at his Austin home. Officers reported that he jumped a fence and ran through three different buildings. He is charged with obstructing police, escape and burglary of a habitation.

DPS officials say people who see the fugitives should be careful.

“Any fugitive should be considered armed and dangerous,” said Col. Stan Clark, interim director of the DPS, in a news release. “You should never attempt to apprehend these fugitives yourself.”

Here are the other fugitives and their last known locations:

• Richard Donny Carrillo, Odessa, who is wanted for kidnapping and delivery of cocaine.
• Raul Flores Jr., Houston, wanted for murder and delivery of marijuana.
• Patrick Ashton Leos, Amarillo, wanted for obstruction of police, assault/family violence and dangerous drugs.
• Rhigo Montoya, Waco, wanted for armed carjacking and assault/family violence.
• Rene Morales Munoz, Laredo, wanted for homicide, probation violations and possession of cocaine.
• Mauricio Geovany Rosales, El Paso, wanted for two counts of murder, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and aggravated assault.
• Harold Monroe Sharp, Joshua, wanted for assault, evading arrest and possession of a firearm by a felon.
• Esequiel Rio Villareal, Houston, wanted for two counts of homicide.
• Francisco Villela-Andrade, Houston, wanted for homicide.

Anyone with information should call 1-800-252-TIPS (8477).