U.S. Marshals Arrest Escambia Attempted Murder Suspect Near Detroit

June 26, 2013

An Escambia County man wanted on multiple charges including attempted murder was busted by the U.S. Marshals Tuesday just outside of Detroit.

The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office had been looking for Chandler O’Brien Bass since early May. He is suspected of shooting a person multiple times in what was an apparent drug deal gone bad in Brent near Lenox Parkway and Cary Memorial Drive.

Marshals in Pensacola had tried to locate Bass but received word Monday night that he was in Michigan. The US Marshals Detroit Fugitive Apprehension Team was contacted, and Bass was taken into custody a short time later.

“Hopefully this quick response and apprehension enforces to our law enforcement partners the importance of the Marshals Services Task Forces and working together,” stated Inspector Dominic Guadagnoli of the Florida Regional Fugitive Task Force in Pensacola. “Because these task forces are cohesive groups that extend nationwide apprehensions can be made swiftly.”

The 29-year old Bass, who is also wanted on charges of convicted felon in possession of a weapon and a violation probation warrant for a cocaine possession conviction, was arrested at an apartment complex in Taylor, Michigan.
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One Response to “U.S. Marshals Arrest Escambia Attempted Murder Suspect Near Detroit”

  1. No Excuses on June 26th, 2013 2:08 pm

    Multiple chances to change. No intention of doing so. Lock him up and throw away the key!

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