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Two Brunswick County fugitives
Submitted by WWAY on 7 October 2008 - 3:56pm.
Mugshot TextThis week's Fugitive Files the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office is searching for two men. First up is 37-year-old Troy Galloway. Galloway is wanted for assault with serious injury. Our second fugitive is 36-year-old Deshon Clemmons. Clemmons is wanted for possession of marijuana and scheduled IV substances. He is also wanted for assault with serious injury. If you have any information on their whereabouts, call the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office at 910-253-2777. N.C. Headlines |
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career criminals
If you look at brunswick county court docket every month you will find both of these fellows on there. They committ crimes all the time. They are career criminals of brunswick county
Model citizens? What you been smoking?
This station and the others should buy the public Criminal History of these two "law abiding citizens" and post it with the article. I am certain that it will put all this to rest...Especially the fact that one of them use his own son as an accomplice!!!!
Since these two have had
Since these two have had thier civil rights violated, I'm sure they will turn themselves in right away to get to the bottom of this. Give me a break.
INJUSTICE EXPOSED
How can someone be a fugitive when they have not been served papers? I think that this posting is a violation of the two men's rights and that whoever is responsible for this gets exposed for not abiding the laws. As a result myself and many other friends and family members will be banning your TV station and letting others know the injustice that your station aired. Lastly we will be going to other media about your airing.
tell them not to break the
tell them not to break the law and they will not be on here.
Huh?
So basically what you're saying is, even though someone has a warrant for their arrest, you feel it is illegal for the media be used to locate that person and have them face justice. Interesting. Ever watch America's Most Wanted? For 20 years,John Walsh and that staff has been responsible for assisting in locating over 1000 FUGITIVES. Some escaped convicts and others charged but haven't "been served papers."
Wow!
Thank you for proving what I've been saying for years: An intelligence test should be required before anyone can log onto the Internet.
Are these guys friends of
Are these guys friends of yours? Keep them in your neighborhood and out of ours! I never read such foolishness.
Naturally
We have the right to know what fugitives go missing. They are fugitives once they don't show up for court. They can want served papers, but truth be told, they were served papers knowing they had to be in court, to the address they gave upon arrest for the given infraction.
Smoke a bowl. Think on it.
You need a dictionary
If you took the time to understand English, you would know that the word fugitive means, "running away or intending flight".
You sound like a fool mentioning "abiding by the law" when talking about two individuals who clearly have a total disregard for "the law".
I will be sure not to hold my breath waiting to hear how your effort to let the other media outlets know about this story.
Hilarious!
Running
It may be a little hard to serve papers on them if they are trying to avoid the law.