DCSO arrest Lithia Springs fugitive | Douglasville Sentinel

He is also wanted out of other Metro Atlanta jurisdictions for multiple felony charges.

According to DCSO Facebook post, the agency’s Fugitive Unit pin-pointed a suspected location for Alexander-Henderson.

He was seen leaving the location after DCSO set up a surveillance of the area.

A deputy with the DCSO SCORPION Unit attempted to stop Alexander-Henderson’s vehicle, but he failed to stop.

He fled from the scene going over 70 mph in a 45 mph zone, according to a reckless driving warrant

Alexander-Henderson exited his vehicle attempted to flee on foot.

The Douglasville Police Department helped capture Alexander-Henderson in some nearby woods around McKown and Riley roads.

He is also charged with obstruction or hindering law enforcement for fleeing in a vehicle and foot Wednesday to avoid arrest on multiple warrants.

Alexander-Henderson was originally wanted for aggravated assault family violence act for striking a female with a closed fist to the rest side of her head, according to the arrest warrant.

According to the warrant, the female victim was knocked unconscious and was taken to the hospital.

The incident happened on March 19 around 11:36 p.m. at a South Martin Way residence in Lithia Springs.

It was the address listed on Alexander-Henderson’s address on his arrest warrants.

The relationship between Alexander-Henderson and victim was not stated.

Alexander-Henderson was denied bond during his first appearance bond hearing.