A Georgia fugitive who asked on Facebook why he wasn’t on the Rockdale County sheriff’s office’s “Most Wanted List” helped police find him, the department said Thursday.
After the sheriff’s office released its November “Most Wanted List” earlier this week, Christopher Spaulding commented, “What about me?” on Wednesday.
The department responded Thursday: “You’re right, you have two warrants for your arrest, we’re on our way.”
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Christopher Spaulding was arrested this week after he asked the sheriff’s department on Facebook why he wasn’t on their most wanted list.
(Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office)
He later shared a screenshot of the exchange along with Spaulding’s arrest photo, writing: “We appreciate your help in his capture!”
Christopher Spaulding asked the sheriff’s department on Facebook why he wasn’t on their most wanted list.
(Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office)
The department thanked the Fugitive Unit for “efficiently” arresting Spaulding, who said he had two warrants for his parole violation.
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He added: “Our Top 10 is compiled based only on the severity of the charges. Not being on this list does not mean our Fugitive Unit is not looking for you if you have an active warrant for your arrest.”
