It's Most Wanted Monday. Today, Captain Tim Robinson, with the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office runs down the list of fugitives whose whereabouts could land you cash.
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It's Most Wanted Monday. Captain Tim Robinsons of the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office has a list of six fugitives. Information leading to their arrest can net you cash.
Captain Tim Robinsons of the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office shows us six people who are wanted by law enforcement in today's Most Wanted Monday.
The hard work put in by law enforcement relies a lot on you. In fact, Crime Solvers is willing to pay a reward for valuable information supplied by you.
We'll run down this week's list of "Most Wanted Monday," and hear how your watchful eye could land you some cold, hard cash.
Nearly ten years of helping local law enforcement track down fugitives. Nearly ten years of Lt. Tim Robinson showing us who's on the run. That's changing today. Find out why on today's Most Wanted Monday.
It’s a ton of fun at the Wicomico County Fair! You're going to love what's on the schedule -- and yes, baby goats included!
Looking for a little spending cash? Crime Solvers is willing to ante up if you have a good lead to an arrest. It’s Most Wanted Monday!
Some people think it's fun to run from the law; the Wicomico Sheriff's Office isn't about it. You could score some extra cash if you can help track them down in our Most Wanted Monday!
Hide and seek is fun for children, but not so fun for the Wicomico Sheriff's Office. Help them find some of today's Most Wanted and you may find yourself with a nice reward.
Some folks seem to decide that they have better things to do than show up for their day in court, and that's what makes them a "fugitive." See if you recognize any of them in today’s Most Wanted Monday -- it could net you a little cash.
If you can produce a tip that leads to the capture of one of today's Most Wanted, you could make a pretty penny.
How often does recognizing someone result in a fatter wallet? It does today, with Most Wanted Monday! Crime Solvers has cash waiting for you, if you can provide any information that leads to the arrest of one of today's "special guests".
If you've got a talent for spotting faces, the Wicomico Sheriff's Office has a reward for you! It's Most Wanted Monday!
See if you recognize any of the people in today's Most Wanted...and you could be seeing a few extra bucks in your wallet!
Mondays on DelmarvaLife mean making money! Keep your eyes open for anyone featured on this week's Most Wanted Monday list!
We see some fugitives wanted by local law enforcement through Crime Stoppers.
WBOC TV 16 is Delmarva's number one source for breaking news, local news, weather, sports, education and traffic information. WBOC covers Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia.
Some people feel they don't have to do wh at everyone else is required to, including show up for court. Lt. Tim Robinson with the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office explains why there are warrants out for several fugitives and how you could reap a reward in Most Wanted Monday
We share this week's list of Most Wanted Monday. Find out how your anonymous tip to Crime Solvers could lead to a boost in your bank account.
The beautiful weather has more people enjoying the great outdoors. While you're out and about, you might see someone who is on the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office's Most Wanted Monday list. Find out how your watchful eye could lead to some extra spending cash.
The law breakers on this week's list from the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office are featured in this week's Most Wanted Monday.
We connect with Lt. Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office for this week’s Most Wanted Monday.
We see some fugitives wanted by local law enforcement through Crime Stoppers.
We’ve all learned how to manage day-to-day activities remotely. For the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Department, the whole remote situation has helped them fight crime through the pandemic. We learn more about that and see some fugitives wanted by local law enforcement through Crime Stoppers.
We profile some fugitives from the law in today’s Most Wanted Monday.
It’s Most Wanted Monday, We have a list of fugitives the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office needs your help finding.
Snow on the ground and sub-freezing temperatures can lead to accident and busy police departments. So, is it ever a good idea to trade insurance information with the other driver and go on your way. We talk with Lt. Tim Robinson with the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office for the answer to that question and to see pictures of fugitives who are wanted in Most Wanted Monday.
When it comes to safety equipment for police officers, the first thing you might think of would be a bullet-proof vest, then a tazer or night stick. Jimmy talks with Lt. Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office about the need for a police officer to be in close contact with people during the pandemic. He will also feature six fugitives you may be able to help locate in Most Wanted Monday.
We check in with Lt. Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office with this week’s list of fugitives in Most Wanted Monday.
Lt. Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office joins us to show off the pictures of people they’d like to get into police custody in today’s Most Wanted Monday.
Some criminals think they can get away with something simply by crossing county or state lines. In today’s Most Wanted Monday, we learn that’s not necessarily the case. We also feature pictures of fugitives being sought by local law enforcement. Information leading to their arrest could score you some cash.
It’s Most Wanted Monday. Lt. Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office shows us the pictures of six fugitives. Any information that leads to their arrest could mean money in your pocket.
It's Most Wanted Monday. Lt. Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office shows us the pictures of six fugitives. Any information that leads to their arrest could mean money in your pocket.
Monday’s are for fighting crime and Lt. Tim Robinson of The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is here to tell us how to do it. Plus, it might lead to some extra cash in your pocket!
We're back with "Most Wanted Monday " and Lieutenant Tim Robinson with the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office.
Monday’s are for fighting crime and Lt. Tim Robinson of The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is here to tell us how to do it. Plus, it might lead to some extra cash in your pocket!
Monday’s are for fighting crime and Lt. Tim Robinson of The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is here to tell us how to do it. Plus, it might lead to some extra cash in your pocket!
Monday’s are for fighting crime and Lt. Tim Robinson of The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is here to tell us how to do it. Plus, it might lead to some extra cash in your pocket!
Monday’s are for fighting crime and Lt. Tim Robinson of The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is here to tell us how to do it. Plus, it might lead to some extra cash in your pocket!
Monday’s are for fighting crime and Lt. Tim Robinson of The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is here to tell us how to do it. Plus, it might lead to some extra cash in your pocket!
It’s Most Wanted Monday and Lieutenant Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is back! He’s asking for your assistance in locating some individuals. If you call in your tip and it leads to an arrest, you will get a cash reward. Please call Crime Solvers, (410) 548-1776.
We always encourage you to check out our WBOC News App for the latest on stories and conditions affecting Delmarva. Technology has made it easier than ever to stay in the loop regarding information that impacts you. And now, the Wicomico Sheriff’s Office is jumping on board. To learn all about the new app, we turn to Lieutenant Tim Robinson.
It’s Most Wanted Monday. We check in with Lt. Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office to see who is on the run and how you can collect an award for providing information on these fugitives.
It’s Most Wanted Monday and Lieutenant Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is back! He’s asking for your assistance in locating some individuals. If you call in your tip and it leads to an arrest, you will get a cash reward. Please call Crime Solvers, (410) 548-1776.
It’s Most Wanted Monday and Lieutenant Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is back! He’s asking for your assistance in locating some individuals. If you call in your tip and it leads to an arrest, you will get a cash reward. Please call Crime Solvers, (410) 548-1776.
It’s Most Wanted Monday and Lieutenant Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is back! He’s asking for your assistance in locating some individuals. If you call in your tip and it leads to an arrest, you will get a cash reward. Please call Crime Solvers, (410) 548-1776.
It’s Most Wanted Monday and Lieutenant Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is back! He’s asking for your assistance in locating some individuals. If you call in your tip and it leads to an arrest, you will get a cash reward. Please call Crime Solvers, (410) 548-1776.
It’s Most Wanted Monday and Lieutenant Tim Robinson of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office is back! He’s asking for your assistance in locating some individuals. If you call in your tip and it leads to an arrest, you will get a cash reward. Please call Crime Solvers, (410) 548-1776.
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