Man arrested for fleeing, four days after release from prison
BY JENNIFER CABRERA
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Liorrell Dyounn Williams, 21, was arrested yesterday and charged with resisting an officer without violence after allegedly trying to evade deputies who wanted to speak with him about an armed robbery. Williams was released from prison on March 29.
At about 11:15 a.m. yesterday, deputies attempted to make contact with two men standing in front of the Eastwood Meadows apartment complex (925 SE 43rd Street) because the men matched a description provided for two suspects in an armed robbery the previous day; the armed robbery suspects were allegedly armed with handguns. Williams was later identified as one of the two men standing in front of Eastwood Meadows.
When a deputy stopped a patrol vehicle near the two men and got out of the car, the two men allegedly fled on foot, and deputies chased them but did not apprehend them. About 40 minutes later, Williams was seen getting into a car that was leaving the complex; he reportedly leaned back in the seat in an apparent attempt to avoid being seen by deputies and was only spotted when he lifted his head to look out the window. Deputies conducted a traffic stop and arrested him.
Williams has been charged with resisting an officer without violence. He was arrested for the same charge in November 2021 and entered a plea of nolo contendere in exchange for 38 days in jail (with credit for 38 days time served) and fines and fees of $453.50, which he has not paid. He was arrested again in February 2022 and charged with possession of a weapon by an individual who was adjudicated guilty as a juvenile of an offense that would be a felony for an adult; he entered a plea of nolo contendere in exchange for one year and one week in prison, with credit for 362 days served. As a result, he served nine days in a Department of Corrections detention facility and was released on March 29; he is currently serving three years of probation in that case.
Williams has several juvenile convictions and one felony as an adult; Judge Susan Miller-Jones set bail at $5,000.
Articles about arrests are based on reports from law enforcement agencies. The charges listed are taken from the arrest report and/or court records and are only accusations. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Keep these people locked up.
Yu get locked up
This judge is a f****** joke! what does she even want to be a judge for if she doesn’t want to uphold the law?
Surprise surprise, the judge is the same race as the defendant.
There’s probably not many people who have an alien hand palming their head. No wonder that description was easy to spot.
Anticipating the follow-up investigation as to whether he was or was not involved in the armed robbery.
Kids…be careful the company you keep.
There is an alien on his head. And Susan Miller-Jones should be voted out of office next election.
That hair is fake. They shave your head the day you go to the department of corrections. And you have regular mandatory haircuts.
He never was in prison they lying
He should have been in prison, and he still should be in prison. He is a danger to society.
Dey is?
If jails and prisons teach about wake-up times and duties, why doesn’t that stick so ex-cons can set alarm clocks and go to work later?
Glad he got that neck tattoo so he can be identified easy.—The armed robber was a “ Black guy with
Proud hair that looks like someone took 6 large footling craps on his head and a tattoo on his neck of a big 7 that has a cross…”…I could pick him out of a line-up easy!
Obviously not the sharpest knife in the drawer…. throw in the stupid tats, criminal history and the fugly hair and you have a complete waste of protoplasm.
Wow!! This dudes really ‘stylin’ isn’t he? But He’s got nothin on Methuselah.
Don’t you receive a mandatory haircut when you are checked into state prison? Maybe I’m behind the times.
They should shave your head if you’re a convicted felon every time you go to jail before your mugshot.
Reading the article, I see that although he was given a year and a week, he was given credit for 362 days served, so he ended up serving 9 days. They probably never even transferred him from the county jail….
The DOC site shows him in custody from 3/20 to 3/29: http://www.dc.state.fl.us/offenderSearch/detail.aspx?Page=Detail&DCNumber=F41589&TypeSearch=IR
$5k bond??? Ridiculous!!
What is with this hairstyle that looks like turds hanging from the head ?