Etowah County Most Wanted Report Names Five People

GADSDEN– The latest Etowah County Most Wanted report identifies five people the Sheriff’s Office wants to locate. The Etowah County Sheriff’s Office released the Sept. 7 episode as part of its weekly social media feature. According to the agency, community tips can help deputies locate people and resolve cases.

First, the episode names Renardo Aaron of Anniston. The report cites failure to appear on an assault charge.

Next, it names Pamela Ball of Gadsden for criminal non-support.

Meanwhile, the episode identifies William Boyd of Collinsville. His listing cites failure to appear on a charge of possession of a controlled substance.

In addition, the report names Michael Clayton of Gadsden. His listing cites probation revocation involving receiving stolen property.

Finally, the episode identifies Daniel Garmon of Talladega. His listing cites probation revocation involving possession of a controlled substance.

The Sheriff’s Office reported each court matter on Sept. 7. However, a wanted notice does not establish guilt. Courts determine guilt, and the law gives each person a presumption of innocence.

Anyone with information may call Central Alabama Crime Stoppers at 334-215-7867. Crime Stoppers operates the telephone line 24 hours a day. Additionally, the organization says its system does not use caller identification or record calls.

Residents may also email tipline@etowahcounty.org or use the Sheriff’s Office online crime-tip form. However, the Sheriff’s Office does not monitor the online form continuously. Therefore, residents should call 911 during an emergency.

RELATED ARTICLES: 

Etowah County Deputy Earns Director’s Award at Academy Graduation

Leslie Reneman Honored for 30 Years of Service to Etowah County Sheriff’s Office

Etowah County Guardian Program Helps Locate Residents Who Wander