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And, since we have just gone through Thanksgiving's season of gratitude, the Christmas season is upon us and the Hannibal Pirates are still playing football, there's plenty of good news out there these days.

But, since we are in the news business, there are times when we just can't ignore the fact that sometimes, crime rears its ugly head.

On the Shelby County E911 Facebook page, we learned of an incident Wednesday morning about the apprehension of a desperate fugitive on the streets of Shelbyville.

The Shelby County Sheriff's account of the crime went like this:

Wednesday, December 1, 2021
News Release:
Subject resisting arrest and fleeing.
Said subject fled on foot down Highway 168 east, then south on South Roosevelt then east on Park Lane, then west on 6th St. and then north on South Adams then west on Highway 168, subject is failing to yield emergency vehicles and resisting arrest subject was finally detained in front of the courthouse on the south side.
Subject was detained without incident and was transported to the nearest booking facility.
Charges are as follows: Resisting arrest, failing to yield emergency vehicles, escape from a facility.
Subject is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Disclaimer, no mules were hurt or injured during the pursuit or detainment of said mule.

Shelby County Sheriff Arron Fredrickson
Shelby County Sheriff Arron Fredrickson
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We talked to Sheriff Arron Fredrickson about the situation. He told us that said mule had just arrived at his new home Tuesday. This morning, said mule decided to roam the area. So, he jumped the fence and the rest is crime fighting history.

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