Man Sought on Murder, Drug Charges Arrested
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A member of the Santana Block Crips in Compton wanted for murder and narcotics charges was arrested in South Dallas Wednesday, the U.S. Marshals Service said.
Donald Craig McCaney, 43, was one of the 15 “most wanted” fugitives on the marshals’ list.
McCaney, who had 35 previous arrests, had moved to South Oak Cliff, said Supervisory Deputy Trent Touchstone of the U.S. Marshals office in Dallas.
McCaney was identified while leaving his home and was arrested after a short chase, Touchstone said.
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