Sadly, big ones.

Some of them are suspected holes: How many of the really tantalizing bits are quoted from sentence frames that said "Sutherland police suspected that he was attempting" or "the officer spoken with said he thought maybe he suffered from mental disorders and had plans to run". So much is hearsay that it would be good to know what the police on both sides of the phone actually claimed they were saying.

Things like he was arrested at a Greyhound bus station a "stone's throw" from the border with Mexico are just gratuitously misleading. That's where the station is. A couple thousand feet from the border. And the station is 2 1/2 miles or so from the psychiatric center they named. It would be strange if he went miles out of his way to avoid the border. Saying that he bought a ticket for some destination would be less misleading.

BIL's been arrested and put into a mental institution for evaluation. Not every evaluated is found mentally ill; not everybody discharged as not meeting the diagnostic criteria is mentally sound. The criteria are fairly strict in order to err on the side of civil liberty.

It would be helpful, though, to have a police record in Sutherland, not just rely on a report that reports on a report reporting on what police in Sutherland reported to police in El Paso.