American Upset After Not Being Included on Most Wanted Criminals List; Arrested

Police in the U.S. have arrested Christopher Spaulding, a resident of Georgia, who was angered by the absence of his name from the Rockdale County's most wanted criminals list. Previously, he had been issued two warrants for violations of probation, according to Fox News.

Law enforcement officials were able to locate Spaulding after he commented on a social media post by the county sheriff. “What about me?” Spaulding wrote under the publication of the most wanted criminals list for the month of November.

The next day, the police responded, noting that he was indeed correct, as he had two warrants for his arrest. “We are on our way,” added the sheriff.

Later, he published a photo of the arrested Spaulding, thanking the criminal for his help in being apprehended. Spaulding is now in custody for two counts of violating his probation.

The police clarified that Spaulding was not included on the most wanted list because he had only committed a minor offense. Such lists typically include individuals charged with murder, rape, or aggravated assault.