In Harris County, an arrest was made of a man connected to a recent alert. Authorities in San Antonio had been searching for him. The individual, 48 years old, was taken into custody and a warrant was served.
Details about the circumstances are limited, but it is known that the man was linked to two missing children. They were found safe in Houston on Saturday night. Further information about the arrest and the events surrounding it can be found through local news sources, including KSAT.
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