Detroit, MI – The U.S. Marshals led Detroit Fugitive
Apprehension Team (DFAT) along with the U.S. Marshals Southeast Regional
Fugitive Task Force (SERFTF) are pleased to announce the arrest of Antonio
Deshawn Daniels, 41, after twenty-one years on the run. On August 8, 1993,
Daniels was allegedly involved in an argument with three males. The argument
escalated to murder when Daniels supposedly produced a handgun and fired
multiple rounds killing one and severely wounding another.
Approximately one month ago, the Detroit Police Department
requested that the Detroit Fugitive Apprehension Team, review the file and
apprehend Mr. Daniels. DFAT Investigators diligently worked the case and
developed multiple leads. However, one in particular led Investigators to a
residence near Savannah, Georgia. Through the investigation, DFAT members
developed information that Antonio Daniels had been living under the assumed
name of Martez Deshawn Barnes.
DFAT Investigators contacted SERFTF-Savannah Division, and
provided them with a possible address of Mr. Daniels. SERFTF members
immediately began surveillance on the potential location. Shortly thereafter,
Investigators were able to spot Mr. Daniels and take him into custody. Mr. Daniels
initially denied the allegations and his true identity. However, after being
confronted with a fingerprint analysis, Daniels finally admitted that he was in
fact the man they were looking for.
U.S. Marshal for the Eastern District of Michigan, Robert M.
Grubbs said “No matter how long it takes, no matter how far you run., we will
find you and you will face justice.” Daniels is being held in the Southern
District of Georgia, pending his extradition back to Detroit, Michigan to
answer for his crimes.
The Detroit Fugitive Apprehension Team is comprised of the
USMS, CBP Air & Marine Division, Detroit Police, Dearborn Police, Flint
Police, Hamtramck Police, ICE, Livonia Police, Macomb County Sheriff, Michigan
Air National Guard , MDOC-ARU, Michigan State Police , Oakland County Sheriff,
Sterling Heights Police and Wayne County Sheriff.
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