Police Release A ‘Wanted’ Post On Facebook, The Guy Himself Responds And They Have A Hilarious Conversation
Those classic most wanted posts, the ones that police have been using since the days of the wild west to warn the public about a criminal or an escaped prisoner that they want to catch, has gone interactive. Nowadays they are often posted on local police’ Facebook pages, and sometimes, just sometimes, the fugitive themselves might respond. This kind of a funny story happened recently in Richland, WA, when police issued a wanted request for Anthony Akers, 38, for Failure to Comply.
Sadly for them, Anthony went all coy and started playing hard to get. What followed was a hilarious exchange, that proves that the police/offender relationship need not always be a bitter one. Like any successful relationship, good communication is the key!
In the end, the lovebirds found each other, and we can only assume that Anthony is currently there, in the warm embrace of a prison cell.
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Load More Replies...I love that so much and I've a huge grin glued to my face. Thank you BP and Anthony Akers..
I think it’s highly commendable that he voluntarily surrendered! Being there are far more criminals out there that DO NOT! Knowing his entire life is going to change (albeit as a result of his own choices & actions) it is understandable he would like to get his life in order! I praise him for surrendering!
Only in the LaLaLand of The Privileged. Meanwhile in the unentitled part of town...
Load More Replies...I love that so much and I've a huge grin glued to my face. Thank you BP and Anthony Akers..
I think it’s highly commendable that he voluntarily surrendered! Being there are far more criminals out there that DO NOT! Knowing his entire life is going to change (albeit as a result of his own choices & actions) it is understandable he would like to get his life in order! I praise him for surrendering!





















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