Michael Anthony Baltimore – which appeared in the fourth season of 90 Day Engagement: Happily Ever After? in 2019 – was arrested in Florida almost seven months after being placed in United States Marshals ServiceList of 15 Most Wanted!
In case you didn’t know, the former reality star was shot to death Kendell Jerome Cook and injured other employees Anthony White at GQ Barbershop in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on May 22, 2021. The victim was the owner of a barbershop, which was featured in several episodes TLC Real performance. He and Michael even work together and seem to be good friends throughout the series. However, the official said at that time between them became rocky when Michael stopped working for Kendall later that year, and they experienced some sort of conflict. according to Penn Live, Kendall received threats from the television personality for months. The US Marshals finally added Michael to their most wanted list in June 2022, and offered a $25,000 reward. Now, it seems they have finally caught on.
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According to the US Marshals Service, Michael was arrested on Friday after he got into a fight at a bar in Davie, Florida. During the altercation, law enforcement claimed he fought with an employee and had a knife with someone. He also allegedly threatened to take a firearm before fleeing the scene in a silver Sedan.
Police eventually found him and conducted a traffic stop. When Michael pulled away, WPMT reported that officers at the scene claimed to have 2.3 grams of fentanyl, over 200 grams of marijuana, 818 ecstasy pills, and a loaded handgun. In addition, law enforcement said Michael provided a false identity, and three false IDs were found in the vehicle. A fingerprint scan later proves the real identity, each WTVJ.
According to arrest records, Michael was taken into custody Broward County Jail. He now faces several charges, including battery, possession of fentanyl, trafficking in ecstasy, possession of marijuana with intent to sell, possession of a weapon by a felon, display of a firearm, giving false identification to a law enforcement officer, and three counts. using false information to obtain a driver’s license. After the arrest, US Marshals Service Director Ronald L Davis said in a news release:
“I want to thank the police officers in Davie, Florida for their diligence in apprehending the fugitive. I also greatly appreciate the efforts of our partners in Cumberland County who have been working on this case. I hope his capture will bring relief and comfort to the families of the victims. .
No doubt, the victim’s family must be breathing a sigh of relief now. Reaction, Perezcious readers? Let us know in the comments below!
[Image via Broward County Sheriff’s Department]