ATLANTA — Georgia investigators are looking for a man with a tattoo that reads "Florida Boy."
The Georgia Attorney General's Office took to social media on Friday, hoping someone could locate the man. Their office released a sketch of an exposed chest, with "Florida Boy" written in western font and an alligator drawn between the two words.
They said to reach out to them using Crime Stoppers by calling 404-577-8477.
The post did not say what the man was wanted for, only that they were looking for him as a part of an investigation.
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Rewards of up to $2,000 are offered for tips that lead to arrests of individuals on their Wanted list. Tips can also be accepted over the phone at 1- 404-577-8477.
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