Albany Area Crime Stoppers Most Wanted Fugitive — Jermaine Tyrone Richardson
Jermaine Tyrone Richardson is wanted on multiple traffic violation charges
By Staff Reports
ALBANY — The Albany Area Crime Stoppers Most Wanted Fugitive this week is Jermaine Tyrone Richardson. All fugitives on the Albany Area Crime Stoppers Most Wanted List should be considered armed and dangerous.
Jermaine Tyrone Richardson
Jermaine Tyrone Richardson, 33, of Albany, is wanted for multiple traffic violations, including reckless driving and attempting to elude police.
Richardson is described as a black male who is 5 feet 11 and weighs approximately 160 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes. Richardson has tattoos on his right leg and left arm. His last known address was 623 W. Residence Ave.
Richardson has an active arrest warrants for the offenses of no insurance; suspended registration; expired vehicle registration; fleeing/attempting to elude officers; signs and markers; no passing zone; stop sign, three counts; reckless driving; obstruction of officers, and driving without a license.
If you have any information on Richardson 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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