JAMESTOWN – A man wanted on multiple warrants out of Jamestown and one from Arizona, was arrested by Jamestown Police following a traffic stop at 2:10 a.m., Wednesday on Cole Avenue near Elam Avenue.

Police said Ashton L. Weinert, 28, of Jamestown, was stopped when Police said he was riding a bicycle without lights.

Police said Weinert gave two false names. Police said Weinert has several outstanding warrants from Jamestown, Ellicott and a parole violation from the Arizona Department of Corrections.

He allegedly was in possession of methamphetamine during his arrest.

Weinert was charged with being a fugitive from justice, false personation, seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and no lights on a bicycle.

He was being held in the City Jail pending arraignment.









 

2 responses to “Wanted Fugitive Captured By Jamestown Police”

  1. Make sure you nail him on the no lights violation

  2. Too funny that these police here have nothing better to do than harass people . Out of all the crimes that’s going on especially within their justice system they are riding in expensive cars chasing a man who has no light on a bike? Lmao ridiculous. Like get y’all something to do . Solve some of these murders !!

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