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Dougherty County looking for Jeremiah Bentley

Posted: 10.18.2011 at 11:27 AM

Kyle Proctor

Jeremiah Patrick Bentley / Dougherty County Jail

ALBANY, GA -- Dougherty County police and other local law enforcement need your help in finding 33-year-old Jeremiah Bentley.

Bentley has warrants for theft by deception & theft by receiving stolen property in Dougherty County relating to pawning stolen musical instruments. He also has warrants in Irwin Co. and Tift Co. for theft by taking (firearm) and theft by deception charges. He is approxiatemely 6ft tall, 180 pounds, blue eyes, and brown hair.

He was last seen driving a late 90’s, possibly a Chevrolet pickup truck, gold in color. His last known address was 145 Claude Bozeman Rd. in Sylvester.

If you have seen Bentley or know his whereabouts, you are encouraged to call the Dougherty County Police Department or Crime Stoppers at 435-TIPS.

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