Wicomico’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives – Part 1

The suspects profiled on 47 ABC’s special report “Wicomico’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives” make that list primarily because of how long they’ve been on the run.

“Many of these warrants we’re profiling,” explains Lt. Tim Robinson, “we have been searching for anywhere for the past year to two years.”

The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office chooses the people on this list, and gives 47 ABC the identifying information on each suspect.

Wanted Suspect #1: Michael Joel Daniel

5’11” 160 lbs DOB 05/09/1978 36 years of age Brown hair, Brown eyes Daniel’s last known address was Fruitland MD Daniel is wanted by the Sheriff’s Office on a District Court Arrest Warrant issued in August 2013 for Check Forgery and Theft
Daniel should be considered DANGEROUS and has history of DRUG ABUSE	Michael Joel Daniel

Wanted Suspect #2: Wardell Flowers

5’11” 145 lbs DOB 11/01/1963 50 years of age Black hair, Brown eyes Flowers’ last known address was Salisbury MD Flowers also uses the names James Flowers or Wardell Dell Flowers is wanted by the Sheriff’s Office on a Circuit Court Bench Warrant issued in October 2013 for Violation of Probation on the charge of CDS Possess not Marijuana
Flowers has a history of DRUG ABUSE and should be APPROACHED WITH CAUTION	Wardell Flowers

There is no preset bond, he must be brought before the court”If you know where they are,” asks Lt. Robinson. “if you see them, any information…please call us. That information gets quickly relayed via the Crime Solvers system to our jurisdiction, and we will get these people brought into custody.”

Make sure to tune in each night to 47 ABC News at 6pm, the week of September 15th through September 19th, 2014, for an all new “Wicomico’s 10 Most Wanted” report. Two new fugitives will be profiled each night.

If you have a tip on any of the suspects in this special report, or the 5 remaining suspects from our report in July, make sure to call the Crime Solvers anonymous tip line at 410-548-1776. There is reward money available for tips which lead to arrests.

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