Albany Area Crime Stoppers Most Wanted Fugitive – Yakenski Patreze Stevens
Yakenski Patreze Stevens is wanted on two child molestation warrants
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ALBANY — The Albany Area Crime Stoppers Most Wanted Fugitive this week is Yakenski Patreze Stevens. All fugitives on the Albany Area Crime Stoppers Most Wanted List should be considered armed and dangerous.
Yakenski Patreze Stevens
Yakenski Patreze Stevens has active arrest warrants for failure to register as a sex offender and two charges of child molestation.
Stevens is a 30-year-old black male who is 6 feet tall and weighs 160 pounds. He has black hair, brown eyes and numerous tattoos, including Love is Pain, A cross with LOVE, Peace, Joy, a Heart W/Angel Wings and Ashlie on his upper left arm; a microphone with music notes, # one DJ, DJ, K Snipes, who hotter than me on his upper right arm; a name tag with Gladys on it on his left wrist, and burn scars on his left wrist.
Stevens’ last known addresses is 617 Cotton St. and 603 Kingsbury Court, both in Albany.
If you have information on Stevens or any other fugitive, contact Albany Area Crime Stoppers at (229) 436-TIPS (8477) or www.albanycrimestoppers.com, the Dougherty County Sheriff’s Office at (229) 431-3259 or the Albany Police Department at (229) 431-2100.
Crime Stoppers tips can be left anonymously and tips that lead to arrests are eligible for cash rewards. You can get details at www.albanycrimestoppers.com.
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