Police in Elizabeth City arrest 2 wanted men, 1 linked to vehicle shooting

Two wanted men were apprehended in Elizabeth City by local law enforcement and a U.S. Marshals fugitive task force. One of the suspects, 20-year-old Rontrez Coleman, was wanted after a vehicle was shot up on Factory Street on March 7. Coleman is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and discharging a weapon into an occupied vehicle. The second man, 33-year-old Miguel Williams, faces charges related to possession of a stolen gun and the sale and possession of cocaine following an incident where he had a medical episode in February. Coleman and Williams are both in custody, with their first court appearances scheduled for March 28.

Rontrez Coleman, a 20-year-old resident of Factory Street, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and discharging a weapon into an occupied vehicle. He is being held without bond. The second man, Miguel Williams, 33, of Herrington Road, was apprehended on charges related to possession of a stolen gun and cocaine. Williams had a medical episode in February, during which an officer confiscated contraband from him. He is currently being held on a $250,000 bond. Both Coleman and Williams are scheduled to appear in court on March 28.

Elizabeth City residents have been on edge following recent shootings in the area. Coleman and Williams’ arrests are a part of ongoing efforts by law enforcement to address the issue of gun violence and drug-related crimes in the community. The police have urged anyone with information on these cases to contact them directly or use the Crime Line or FUSUS Text-a-Tip service to provide information anonymously. The arrests of these two wanted men are seen as a step in the right direction in maintaining public safety in Elizabeth City.

The arrests of Rontrez Coleman and Miguel Williams were made possible through the collaborative efforts of local law enforcement and the U.S. Marshals fugitive taskforce. The taskforce played a crucial role in tracking down the wanted men and ensuring that they were taken into custody. The charges against Coleman and Williams highlight the seriousness of their alleged crimes and the importance of removing them from the streets to prevent further harm to the community. The successful apprehension of these individuals reflects the commitment of law enforcement to maintaining law and order in Elizabeth City.

Overall, the arrests of Rontrez Coleman and Miguel Williams in Elizabeth City serve as a reminder of the dedicated efforts of law enforcement to ensure the safety of the community. By apprehending these wanted men, the police have sent a strong message that criminal activities will not be tolerated in the area. The cooperation between local police and the U.S. Marshals fugitive taskforce has been instrumental in bringing these individuals to justice. The community can now rest assured that these two suspects are off the streets and facing the consequences of their actions in a court of law.