BOSQUE COUNTY, Texas (FOX 44) – UPDATE: The Bosque County Sheriff’s Office tells FOX 44 News that Alyssa Marie Mendoza turned herself in on October 30.

The Sheriff’s Office was previously asking for the public’s help to find Mendoza – a fugitive wanted for her involvement in organized criminal activity. She was known to frequent Hillsboro, Whitney, Bynum and Laguna Park.

Mendoza was wanted for Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity: Delivery of a Controlled Substance (methamphetamine), a first-degree felony.

The Sheriff’s Office said that anyone who was assisting Mendoza in any way, or was hiding information on her whereabouts, would be charged with Hindering Apprehension or Prosecution, a third-degree felony. The only exception would be providing transportation to turn her in to law enforcement.

Alyssa Marie Mendoza. (Courtesy: Bosque County Sheriff’s Office)
Alyssa Marie Mendoza. (Courtesy: Bosque County Sheriff’s Office)

In a related development, fugitive Jeremiah Robertson turned himself in to the Sheriff’s Office on Monday. Robertson is also charged with Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity: Delivery of a Controlled Substance (meth).