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St. George police take suspect into custody after incident

Utah.News Desk Reviewed Sep 4, 6:46 PM Updated Sep 4, 6:46 PM 1 source cited Details

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St. George police take suspect into custody after incident
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St. George police announced they have taken a suspect into custody following an incident earlier Friday. The individual was previously wanted after fleeing an active police incident in the area of 600 West and Dixie Drive.

Key takeaways

  • St. George police took a wanted suspect into custody Friday night.
  • The incident occurred in the vicinity of 600 West and Dixie Drive.
  • Police previously warned the suspect might be armed and injured.
  • Authorities stated the situation was not a shelter in place order.

St. George police announced Friday night that a man has been taken into custody after fleeing an incident. The arrest follows an earlier report regarding an active police incident near 600 West and Dixie Drive, according to a report published August 29.

Earlier on Friday, police issued a news release stating they were searching for a tall white male, approximately 5 feet 10 inches tall. The suspect was described as having short cropped dark hair, facial hair, and wearing a long sleeve gray shirt, black pants, and dark shoes. The department noted the suspect may be armed and injured.

Police clarified that the situation did not require a shelter in place, but instead advised the public to be diligent and aware of their surroundings. Authorities requested that anyone with information or photos of an individual matching the description contact them.

An update provided at 8:10 p.m. confirmed that the suspect is no longer outstanding and has been taken into custody.

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