Mugshots of the Week: Fugitive Arrested After 30 Years on Run, Cops Say; Suspect Accused of Premeditated Murder; and More

Miko was arrested for allegedly strangling and beating his elderly mother to death while also on active probation, officials said. He was charged with first-degree vulnerable adult abuse, assault by strangulation, and first-degree homicide.

Hartleroad had been on the run out of Wisconsin for 30 years, but he was arrested and identified after he was pulled over for not having a bike reflector. He escaped from a halfway house in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1995, after he was released from prison.

Reyes was arrested for second-degree murder after he allegedly stabbed a man to death, police said. This comes one year after he was accused of killing a 17-year-old boy only to have the murder charge dropped because of a lack of evidence.

Donaldson was arrested for alleged premeditated murder in Tampa, Florida, on July 31, officials said.

Romero Villanueva was arrested in Chicago for alleged riding bicycle on sidewalk, selling drugs near a school or park, possession of cannabis, sale or possession of a deadly weapon, possession of a controlled substance, and obstructing.