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Search For Suspect In Walnut Hill Turns Up Empty
November 12, 2009
A search in Walnut Hill turned up empty Thursday afternoon for a man wanted out of Okaloosa County on felony vehicle theft warrants.
Escambia County deputies received a tip at 12:36 Thursday afternoon that Rickey Lee Nettles, 21, was seen walking a dog on North Cypress Street in Walnut Hill. A man matching the suspect’s description was spotted by a deputy running on Cypress Street about 1:00.
Nettles is described as a black male about six foot two, 190 pounds, with brown eyes. He was last seen wearing tan pants, a white shirt and blue fleece jacket.
Anyone with information about Nettles’ whereabouts is asked to call the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at at 436-9620.
Pictured above: A July, 2009, booking photo of Rickey Lee Nettles from the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office. Click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Search For Suspect In Walnut Hill Turns Up Empty”
to Sonofrab: Lay off the LEO’s…..They do pretty good considering what they have to work with……and for…..
REGARDING:
“local law enforcement need to focus more on career criminal type thugs ”
“felony vehicle theft warrants” note that it is plural so it seems he may be well on his way to making a career of stealing what others worked to own.
Most criminals don’t start off at the worst. They do a little wrong, get away with it, do something else, get away with it, do something a little worse, get away with it, eventually get caught, get a slap on the wrist, do some other things wrong, get away with them, decide the laws don’t apply to them, eventually have a long list of warrants out for them and a jury decides they are career criminals and someone decries the waste of a human life, blaming the justice system for not releasing them again to prey on you more.
David for nipping problems in the bud when possible
local law enforcement need to focus more on career criminal type thugs such as… and lay off the good citizens of our local areas.
another waste of human life………………
where is the prison tracking dogs.
He sure looks heavier than 190 pounds at 6′2″ tall.