Jonesboro police successfully apprehended a man with an active warrant and prior felony convictions out of Mississippi County. Keith Real, 33, was identified by a member of the Second Judicial Drug Task Force while walking on Vine Street. When approached by squad cars, Real attempted to flee but was quickly apprehended by a K9 officer. During the pursuit, Real was found in possession of a black handgun and was seen throwing items, including a small bag of meth.
A total of 12 grams of meth was found on Real, along with a handgun containing one round in the chamber and 11 rounds in the clip. Real has been charged with simultaneous possession of drugs and firearms, possession of meth, and fleeing. His court date is scheduled for Jan. 24, with a bond set at $150,000 cash or surety. Real is currently being held at the Craighead County Detention Center.
This incident highlights the diligent work of law enforcement in the Jonesboro area in apprehending individuals with criminal backgrounds and active warrants. The successful capture of Real emphasizes the commitment of authorities to maintaining public safety and cracking down on illegal activities within the community. Residents can rest assured that efforts are being made to ensure the safety and security of the Jonesboro area.
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