Blaze Radio Network.

And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

We have a fugitive on the loose, possibly two fugitives on the loose in St. Petersburg, Florida. A manhunt is underway. The first crime was committed

a couple of weeks ago where a truck accelerated through the Progressive Pride Street

mural located at a roundabout on 2,500 Central Avenue in St. Petersburg.

We still are on the hunt for that person.

The more egregious incident, although could be the same person,

we are not sure since the manhunt is underway, occurred at

241 a.m. this past week when surveillance footage captured a blue two-door vehicle spinning out and doing donuts over the

mural.

Ha!

The police say we don't believe the incidents are related, but they have no way of knowing and this first

crime had already been painted over and fixed while now they're going to have to

spend another well almost $1,100 to restore the

mural, making it a felony case of criminal mischief.

So the St. Petersburg Police Department and all neighborhoods are on high alert for this fugitive or fugitives.

Now, a spokesperson for the St. Petersburg Police Department,

Yolanda Fernandez, who I am familiar with,

Yolanda was a news reporter in Tampa Bay

when I was living and working there

and has since become the

spokesperson for the St. Petersburg Police Department.

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