Fugitive To Face Attempted Murder Charges
Farmington Hills, MI – Kathlyn Regina Huff, 58, was arrested
this evening by the United States Marshals Service Detroit Fugitive
Apprehension Team (DFAT) in Farmington Hills, MI. An arrest warrant was issued
pursuant to an investigation by the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD), where
more than 36 years ago Huff was indicted on allegations of attempted murder.
On December 9, 2013, the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force Cold
Case Squad (LSFTF CCS) initiated an investigation in the search for Huff.
Subsequent to the investigation, task force officers discovered that Huff had
previously fled from San Antonio, TX to Farmington Hills, MI. The LSFTF CCS
then contacted the DFAT in Detroit, MI for assistance in locating and
apprehending Huff. This evening, task force officers determined through
investigative efforts that Huff was residing at a house in the 30000 block of
Gladstone Street in Farmington Hills, MI. Task force officers conducted a brief
surveillance and observed Huff arrive and park her vehicle in the driveway of
the residence. Task force officers approached the vehicle, identified
themselves, made contact with Huff, and took her into custody without incident.
On September 14, 1977, Huff was formally indicted by a Grand
Jury in Bexar County on allegations of attempted murder. A warrant for Huff’s
arrest was issued the same day. Reports stated that Huff allegedly shot a man
in the head after a heated argument. Sometime after the alleged incident, Huff
fled San Antonio, married, and started a new life as Kathlyn Regenia Rose. Huff
may have eluded capture by law enforcement over the past 36 years due to her
name change.
Huff is currently being held in custody at the Oakland County
Jail awaiting extradition to Bexar County.
Robert R. Almonte, United States Marshal for the Western
District of Texas, stated, “Words alone cannot express how proud I am of the
investigative efforts displayed by the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force Cold Case
Squad and the Detroit Fugitive Apprehension Team. This is a perfect example of
how diligent and determined our task force officers are at solving the most
challenging cases. No matter how many years a fugitive is on the run, we will
hunt, we will search, and we will pursue until they are brought to justice.”
Members of the Lone Star Fugitive Task Force:
New Braunfels
Police Department
San Antonio Police
Department
San Antonio
Independent School District Police Department
Bexar County Sheriff’s
Office
Comal County
Sheriff’s Office
Bexar County Fire
Marshal’s Office
Bexar County
District Attorney’s Office
Texas Office of
The Attorney General
Texas Department
of Public Safety
Texas Department
of Criminal Justice – Office of the Inspector General
Immigration &
Customs Enforcement – Office of Detention & Removal
U.S. Marshals
Service
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