Wakulla County Deputies Searching For Man Involved In Suspicious Incident
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Posted: 11:29 AM Nov 17, 2009
Wakulla County Deputies Searching For Man Involved In Suspicious Incident
Wakulla County deputies are investigating a report of a suspicious man who offered a child a ride to school.
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Wakulla County deputies are investigating a report of a suspicious man who offered a child a ride to school.

Deputies received a call Monday morning that a young boy at a bus stop in the Summerwinds Subdivision on Woodville Highway was approached by a white man who asked him if he needed a ride.

Authorities say they've been scanning the area looking for the suspect who was driving a red truck, possibly a Ford, 4 door with tinted windows.

The Sheriff's office has notified all bus drivers to be on their toes.

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Posted by: Jen Location: Crawfordville on Nov 18, 2009 at 08:40 AM

I was just telling my coworker that they better not come south and start trying to pick up kids in Wakulla, they will be shot!
Posted by: MD Location: Crawfordville on Nov 17, 2009 at 07:58 PM

Can we please get serious comments on here instead of ignorance..we have an issue, some idiot thinks he can mess with our counties children..If we find you May the Good Lord have Mercy on your SOUL cause we wont! And thats a promise!
Posted by: jim bo on Nov 17, 2009 at 05:15 PM

if you go over to sheriff harvey club--the search would be over -- he is there at the club having a drink with harvey....and willie
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