Greensboro, NC - The U.S. Marshals Joint Fugitive Task Force
(JFTF) arrested a North Carolina
fugitive who was wanted by the NC Department of Community
Corrections-Probation/Parole. The
fugitive was also wanted for questioning on an unrelated
incident.
Diquarius Gilbert, a 22 year old, black male, was arrested
in Greensboro on March 24, 2015, at
10:15 AM when located by members of the JFTF. Gilbert was
wanted on five separate arrest warrants
which were issued by the NC Department of Community
Corrections-Probation/Parole and the High
Point Police Department for the following charges:
Absconding
Probation for Common Law Robbery
Felony Breaking
and or Entering
Felony Larceny
After Break/Enter
Possession of
Firearm by Felon
Larceny of Firearm
The JFTF spent countless hours conducting surveillance and
interviews attempting to locate Gilbert.
Their efforts paid off when Investigators received valuable
information on Gilbert's whereabouts. The
JFTF verified the information, converged and surrounded 1503
Julian St. Greensboro, NC. During the
arrest Gilbert concealed himself in a bedroom in an attempt
to elude arrest. Members of the JFTF
located Gilbert in a bed room and gave verbal commands
instructing Gilbert to exit the bed room with
his hands up. After several minutes of discarding the
commands, Gilbert exited the bed room with his
hands up and was taken into custody. JFTF transported
Gilbert to the High Point Jail where he is
currently being held.
The U.S. Marshals Joint Fugitive Task Force for the Middle
District of North Carolina is comprised of
investigators from the U.S. Marshals Service, Chapel Hill
Police Department, Durham Police
Department, Greensboro Police Department, High Point Police
Department, Winston-Salem Police
Department, Alamance County Sheriff's Office, the North
Carolina State Highway Patrol and the North
Carolina Department of Public Safety, Department of
Community Corrections- Probation & Parole.
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