DALLAS, TX - A 17-year-old wanted on multiple violent felony warrants, including aggravated robbery and a homicide-related charge, has been arrested following a coordinated fugitive operation across North Texas, authorities said.
The Dallas Police Department and the U.S. Marshals Service North Texas Fugitive Task Force launched Operation Clean Sweep on Feb. 4, 2026, targeting violent offenders wanted for robbery and aggravated robbery offenses in the greater Dallas area.
As part of the initiative, investigators developed a system to identify suspects believed to be living locally who have extensive criminal histories. With assistance from the public, task force members located and arrested Kamarian Lebon White in Mesquite on Feb. 5, 2026.
White was wanted by Dallas police on four counts of aggravated robbery. He was also sought by the Mesquite Police Department on two counts of aggravated robbery and by the Wilmer Police Department on one count of aggravated robbery. Additionally, the Texas Department of Public Safety had an active warrant for White related to a homicide that occurred during an attempted aggravated robbery.
Authorities said the arrest highlights the impact of coordinated interagency efforts aimed at locating and apprehending violent offenders.
Operation Clean Sweep is expected to continue through February and March, with additional updates to be released as the initiative progresses.
