Traffic stop in Flagler County leads to arrest of man wanted in Virginia for 2010 murder
The Flagler County Sheriff’s Office said deputies pulled over Timothy Hickerson, 43, of Palm Coast, after noticing him run a red light in his pickup truck. Deputies learned Hickerson had a warrant for his arrest on charges of murder and burglary. The warrant was out of Prince William County in Virginia.
Police stopped him for running a red light. Then they learned he was wanted for a cold-case murder
Police in Florida stopped a man for running a red light only to discover he was wanted for a cold-case murder in Virginia that happened more than a decade earlier. Timothy Hickerson, 43, was stopped by authorities on September 17 after running a red light on Old Kings Road in Palm Coast,
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