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Man on Tennessee's ‘most wanted’ list for murder arrested in Florida

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By ActionNewsJax.com
May 2, 2019

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigations said that fugitive Kameron Leslie is in custody, after having been arrested in Jacksonville, Florida.

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Kameron Maurice Leslie, 30, has been on Tennessee's most wanted list since February, according to TBI. Leslie is wanted by the Chattanooga Police Department and TBI for first-degree murder.

U.S. marshals said a tip led to Leslie's arrest.

The U.S. marshals said Leslie was at the register at a Gate gas station on 103rd Street when its deputies arrested him on Wednesday around 10 p.m.

WJAX-TV spoke to the victim's mother. She told Turner that she is beyond grateful Leslie was arrested.

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