Wanted In Hendry, Okeechobee - Caught In Charlotte County
LABELLE, FL. -- Thomas McGill Jr., on the run after a no-show for a Hendry County criminal court date, was finally arrested in Punta Gorda, Florida on September 12.
Arresting officer James Vanande found McGill, 29 at 6485 Gewant Avenue in Punta Gorda, McGill is charged with possession of methamphetamine, and resisting officer/obstuction without violence,
Hendry County Sheriff's Investigators in LaBelle were looking for Thomas McGill on outstanding warrants for Failure to Appear for Possession of a Weapon or ammo and Theft More Than $300, no Bond.
In Okeechobee county, he has arrest warrants out for burglary of a structure while armed, $30,000 bond; grand theft firearm, $10,000 bond; and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, $15,000 bond.
McGill, born September 15, 1980, 5' 11'', 170 pounds, according to Hendry county, was convicted May 26, 2004 of 1st and 3rd degree larceny. His booking sheet from Charlotte county has him weighing in at 185 pounds, after his brief run from the law and bounty hunters.
According to the crime report filed in the Hendry county criminal court case, McGill was wanted on the latest charges after an investigation of the theft of a safe containing $25,000 from the La Mexicana convenience store on South State Road 29 led to finding McGill and stolen property on B Road south of LaBelle.
Photo: Tom McGill's Neck Tatoo - from Charlotte County Sheriff's Department
LABELLE, FL. -- Thomas McGill Jr., on the run after a no-show for a Hendry County criminal court date, was finally arrested in Punta Gorda, Florida on September 12.
Arresting officer James Vanande found McGill, 29 at 6485 Gewant Avenue in Punta Gorda, McGill is charged with possession of methamphetamine, and resisting officer/obstuction without violence,
Hendry County Sheriff's Investigators in LaBelle were looking for Thomas McGill on outstanding warrants for Failure to Appear for Possession of a Weapon or ammo and Theft More Than $300, no Bond.
In Okeechobee county, he has arrest warrants out for burglary of a structure while armed, $30,000 bond; grand theft firearm, $10,000 bond; and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, $15,000 bond.
McGill, born September 15, 1980, 5' 11'', 170 pounds, according to Hendry county, was convicted May 26, 2004 of 1st and 3rd degree larceny. His booking sheet from Charlotte county has him weighing in at 185 pounds, after his brief run from the law and bounty hunters.
According to the crime report filed in the Hendry county criminal court case, McGill was wanted on the latest charges after an investigation of the theft of a safe containing $25,000 from the La Mexicana convenience store on South State Road 29 led to finding McGill and stolen property on B Road south of LaBelle.
Photo: Tom McGill's Neck Tatoo - from Charlotte County Sheriff's Department
THANK GOD THIS MASS MENACE TO SOCIETY HAS BEEN CAUGHT!!!!!
ReplyDeletefailing to appear well he ought to be taken out and shot.
On a serious note I am glad that a professional agency caught him. One that actual has professionals working there and a a bunch of professionals at the helm. Rather than Mayberry Sheriffs Dept here in Hendry.
Funny thing is why is he still in Charlotte? I would have thought the "posse" would have rode out during break of day and brought this scoundrel back to face "just us" Maybe Charlotte has a real investigation going on?
Regardless of what he has been accused of doing around here, I am glad he was caught by somebody who didn't shoot first and ask questions later.
Pretty bad when Mayberry Sheriffs deputies are going around OUR town making statements openly about what THEY would do if they saw him.
SAD SAD SAD
Thomas is not A menace to society and maybe all the "officers of the law" need to focus more of their time catching rapist's murderer's, and child molesters, get real jerks
ReplyDeleteHey maybe you need to be taken out back and be shot you piece off crapp.To scared to put up your name a**wipe
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ReplyDeleteThe family of Caine Faxon is pleading for any information regarding Caine Faxon's unsolved cold-blooded murder. This has turned his family upside down since it happened in 1998. It has literally aged and ripped his mother's heart out, as well as all of Caine's family members and friends. We are desperately seeking any info that could help us solve this case. The smallest piece of info may not seem important to you but it could be the missing small link that we desperately need. Caine Faxon was a popular, good kid, with a clean and outstanding record and did not deserve this. We as a family, as a mother, sister, grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends, are asking for your help. This terrible tragedy could happen to any family and we pray that if you have any information please contact the Hendry County Sheriff's Dept, Glades County Sheriff's Dept, or FDLE. You can also contact family members: Uncle Stet, Shonna, Billy, Mona, or any other known family member. There is an $111,000 + cash reward for any information that leads to the solving of this case. All information will be held 100 percent private. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Picture yourself as a mother finding your son lying dead on the floor, after only being gone for just a few minutes. Imagine all the horrific nightmares over the last decade.
Think about it and please help.
I am still in awe that Hendry County’s law enforcement hasn’t solved thi case. I’m praying that the Faxon Family will get closer with respect to this investigation. It’s been cold for too long.
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