Texas authorities issued a Blue Alert for a man suspected of violence against a law enforcement officer in Hall County, southeast of Amarillo.

The governor is offering a $10,000 reward for info on Seth Altman, now a Texas top 10 fugitive, who is accused of shooting the Memphis police chief.

A Texas man accused of shooting a police chief is allegedly on the run. A Blue Alert has been issued for 33-year-old Seth Altman, who has a warrant for his arrest on a charge of attempted capital murder of a peace officer, according to the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, KBTX and FOX4.

Texas authorities issued a Blue Alert around 4:50 a.m. Friday morning, launching a statewide search for a man suspected of injuring an officer.

A blue alert has been issued in Texas for Seth Altman. He is suspected of injuring a police officer and is believed to be armed and dangerous.

Authorities sent a Blue Alert to cell phones across Texas Friday morning for a man they allege was involved in the injury of a law enforcement officer. Seth Altman, 33, was last seen in the 200 block of South 4th St.

Seth Altman is wanted in connection with the injury of a law enforcement officer. A Blue Alert was issued in the morning hours of Tuesday, Oct. 4.

Texas residents were awakened by an early morning phone alert Friday after the Texas Department of Public Safety issued a Blue Alert for a man wanted by police for an incident involving a law enforcement officer.

Seth Altman was named as the suspect in the Blue Alert out of Hall County. KVII in Amarillo reported that Altman is accused of shooting Memphis Police Chief Rex Plant, while Plant