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Chris Tomberlin Arrested After Faking His Own Death

A Georgia man who authorities say faked his own death to avoid criminal charges after attacking his wife with a hatchet was arrested 1,000 miles away in Oklahoma after six years on the lam.

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Oklahoma Man Who Faked His Own Death Six Years Ago Found

Christopher Tomberlin was tracked down to Oklahoma, after being accused of an attempted murder in Georgia in 2015.

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Man who faked death to avoid being arrested for attempted murder found after six years on the run

A Georgia man who authorities say had faked his own death to avoid prosecution on attempted murder charges involving a hatchet attack on his girlfriend has finally been captured in Oklahoma after six years on the lam. Christopher Tomberlin was arrested in Oklahoma City on Thursday by the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force and local police after a week-long joint investigation. According to a press release from the Oklahoma City Police Department, Tomberlin was wanted on a warrant out of Bibb County, Georgia, in connection with a 2015 incident where he allegedly tried to murder his then-girlfriend by hurling a hatchet at her.

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These YouTubers recorded a confrontation with OKC police Now they are charged

These YouTubers recorded a confrontation with OKC police. Now they are charged Nolan Clay, Oklahoman Replay Video UP NEXT For years, YouTuber Floyd Wallace Jr. of Omaha, Nebraska, has been traveling across the Midwest recording run-ins with police. He and others like him describe themselves as First Amendment auditors or activists. Remember, I am fighting for your freedoms, Wallace says in one video. Now, he and two other YouTubers face a misdemeanor charge accusing them of falsely reporting a crime to instigate a confrontation with Oklahoma City police April 29. © Oklahoma City Police Department An image from an Oklahoma City police officer s body worn camera of an incident Thursday in south Oklahoma City that led to the arrest of the man dressed in black.

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