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Gwinnett County's most wanted: Have you seen these men?

These five men were included on the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office's most wanted list released March 23.
These five men were included on the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office's most wanted list released March 23.
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March 28, 2016

Every two weeks or so, the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office releases a list of "most wanted" suspects. These five people are included on the list released March 23, 2016 -- their alleged crimes include probation violation and failure to register as a sex offender.

Anyone with information on their whereabouts should call the sheriff's office tip line at 770-619-6838.

UPDATE: Since this list was originally posted, fugitives Ezekiel Brown, James Conley Cotton and Ranaldi Cheese have been detained.

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Before taking over the AJC's Sports Daily newsletter, Tyler Estep spent two years writing the A.M. ATL newsletter. A Gwinnett County native and University of Georgia graduate, he has been with the AJC since 2015 and previously worked as a reporter on the breaking news, hyperlocal and local government teams.

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