CAPE CORAL, FL - July 28, 2020 - According to an online news report published on WinkNews.com, two additional suspects highlighted on "Most Wanted Wednesday" were apprehended, arrested, and are currently sitting behind bars according to law enforcement.

According to the WinkNews.com arrest news report, the second suspect apprehended by law enforcement was issued an arrest warrant due to a violation of probation in Lee County, Florida. The man violated his parole after he was arrested and convicted of his fourth DUI. The suspect's most recent DUI arrest occurred on Veterans Memorial Parkway in Cape Coral, Florida. According to the arrest report, the suspect was speeding upwards of 100 miles an hour. An off-duty police officer stated that he spotted the suspect speeding and also observed the suspect dangerously weaving in and out of traffic. The suspect also allegedly drove off of the road's shoulder a few times. The off-duty law enforcement officer followed the suspect until Cape Coral police were able to take over and pull the suspect over.

The suspect has a criminal record of 25 previous arrests in Lee County, Florida, since 1989. The suspect's lengthy criminal record included four DUI convictions, drug crimes, domestic violence, battery, and leaving the scene of an accident with personal injuries. The suspect's last know location was in Southeast Cape Coral.

The first suspect to be arrested by law enforcement was wanted by police for violating parole on his pending criminal drug charges. The man was arrested due to the tips provided by Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers viewers. The suspect has a felony violation of parole in Lee County, Florida, that is connected to the suspect possessing a controlled substance and illegal drug paraphernalia. The suspect found in possession of illegal drugs violated the terms of his parole and a warrant for his arrest was issued. The arrest warrant arose from a situation where the suspect was discovered inside a trailer with several illegal drugs, including fentanyl and meth.

Sheriff's deputies stated that the drug needles he used to shoot up the illegal drugs were wrapped up in his the suspect's court paperwork. The paperwork he received from his court hearing concerning a separate arrest. The suspect faces 13 criminal charges, including resisting arrest, burglary, contempt, and violating a domestic violence injunction.

In the State of Florida, an inmate serving time in jail or state prison may be "paroled." Parole is the word used to describe the process of being released prior to an inmate's court-imposed imprisonment or jail sentence. If an inmate is paroled, he or she will go through a period of supervision. While on the supervised period of time, the parolee is required to successfully complete the parole time period without violating the terms or conditions of their release agreement. The release agreement is created and ordered by the Office of the Commission. The Commission's determination to parole an inmate is not considered a right, and the inmate's parole may be revoked at any time.

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