Ala. sex offender arrested after attending Christmas parade
A registered sex offender who dressed up and went to a south Alabama Christmas parade filled with children has been arrested, according to the Covington County district attorney’s office.
Darrell Sean Campbell was taken into custody at a convenience store on Tuesday morning. He was booked on outstanding warrants for failure to appear in court, according to DA Walt Merrell.
“This warrant doesn’t mean he committed a new offense, but given the amount of attention he drew to himself recently, we are investigating all possible avenues,” Merrell said. “Serving him with this outstanding warrant gets him off the street though, until the Court decides how to handle the fact that he missed Court.”
The sex offender caused public outrage when he went to the Andalusia Christmas parade “dressed in an outlandish Christmas outfit, complete with lights and makeup,” Merrell said.
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This is what I posted on the source website (heavy dose od sarcasm) :
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Jim
16 hours ago
Good thing he was a sex offender with an outstanding warrant. We don’t want people dressed like that in public and had he no criminal history, we may not have been able to stop him. We don’t like different people. Hell, he may not even identify as a Male. That would be crazy!”
Some people say im passive-aggressive 😎!
The guy didn’t do anything wrong! Oh but he’s an SO … burn him at the stake. What a nightmare.
If he indeed skipped his court date and had a warrant, I personally do not feel sorry for him. If you cannot bother to show up to court and speak your side of a story and circumstances, how do you expect to have any credibility ? Should a judge over look court skippers?
“He was booked on outstanding warrants for failure to appear in court”.
As much as we all want to support each other in our cause, if he had previous outstanding warrants, and didn’t turn himself in or get a lawyer or anything, seems he really didn’t care? The article is vague but based on that the arrest seems legal, at least for the warrants. Probably were trying to locate him for the warrants and followed him to the parade.