Macon, GA – A routine traffic stop in Bibb County led to an arrest this week after deputies discovered the driver was wanted on an out-of-county warrant, authorities said.
According to the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office, S.R.T. Unit deputies initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle with a drive-out tag along Napier Avenue. During the stop, deputies identified the driver and learned she was allegedly wanted by the DeKalb County Police Department.
Authorities said the active warrant was related to theft by receiving stolen property. After being contacted, DeKalb County police advised Bibb County deputies that they wished to place a hold on the suspect.
The woman was then taken into custody without incident, according to the sheriff’s office. No additional details about the suspect’s identity or the circumstances surrounding the alleged theft were released.
Napier Avenue is located in Macon, within Bibb County, and is a commonly traveled roadway connecting residential and commercial areas. Law enforcement officials did not indicate whether the traffic stop caused any significant delays.
The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office S.R.T. Unit, which frequently assists with high-risk operations and targeted enforcement, conducted the stop as part of routine patrol efforts, officials said.
The investigation into the alleged theft remains under the jurisdiction of DeKalb County authorities. Any further charges or court proceedings are expected to take place there.
Anyone with additional information related to the case is encouraged to contact local law enforcement.
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