Albany Area Crime Stoppers Most Wanted Fugitive — Sharon Denise Barfield
Suspect has seven active arrest warrants for six forgery counts, felony theft by taking
From Staff Reports
ALBANY — The Albany Area Crime Stoppers Most Wanted Fugitive this week is Sharon Denise Barfield. All fugitives on the Albany Area Crime Stoppers Most Wanted List should be considered armed and dangerous.
Sharon Denise Barfield
The most wanted fugitive is described by law enforcement as a 52-year-old black female who is 5-foot-1 and who weighs approximately 162 pounds. She has black hair and brown eyes.
Barfield has seven active arrest warrants for the offenses of forgery in the fourth degree (six counts) and felony theft by taking. Her last known address is 421 S. Westover Blvd., Apartment 93.
Anyone with information on Barfield or any other fugitive is encouraged to 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. Additional details are available at www.albanycrimestoppers.com.
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