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Video: Three Arrested in Connection with Missing Va. Reserve Capt.

February 06, 2014  | 

VIDEO: Three Arrested in Missing Va. Reserve Captain Case

Three Albemarle, Va., siblings were arrested in the city of Alexandria in connection with the disappearance of 45-year-old police captain Kevin Quick, who was last seen around 10:15 p.m. Friday, according to Virginia State Police, reports WTVR.

Mersadies Shelton, age 20, and Daniel Mathis, age 18, have been charged with one felony count each of grand larceny, in connection with the vehicle. The other sister, 24-year-old Shantai Shelton, was taken into custody on outstanding arrest warrant in Louisa County.

All three are being held without bond at the Central Virginia Regional Jail in Orange County.

Captain Quick has not yet been found. Police continue to search for him, and became concerned for his safety over the weekend after pictures surfaced of two unidentified individuals, and Quick's vehicle.

Related:

Body of Missing Va. Police Captain Believed Found

Foul Play Suspected in Va. Reserve Capt.'s Disappearance


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TheRookie @ 2/7/2014 5:47 PM

We now know that Captain has been found. These 3 look like crap shit heads who are either crack, meth, or heroin heads. Swiftly charge, prosecute, give them the death penalty, and off them. Prosecutor; Zero, Nada, No Plea Bargains what-so-ever.

[email protected] @ 2/8/2014 10:42 PM

Rookie, you've said it all. Blues, Stay Safe.

Lenny @ 2/10/2014 2:01 PM

That's some fine policework there Rookie. Not sure if they taught you this in then academy
sweetheart but you can't simply kill someone because you personally don't like the way they look.
I'm fairly sure if you were the arresting officer here these 3 people never would have even
made it to jail. They would all have powder burns in the back of their heads they recieved
"while trying to escape" in a rapidly evolving and stressfull event where you undoubtly feared
for your life (while they were all handcuffed). Sure would like to show this to your CO, your
family and your neighbours. You really should not be permitted a gun and badge.

And for Bob, just another swing and a miss. What exactly are the criteria for being a cop today.
Can't be very difficult.

S.S. @ 2/11/2014 1:56 PM

lenny to answer your question. It takes courage, something you CLEARLY DO NOT HAVE. All you do is talk outta your ass. If it's not that difficult lenny then do it. It's that simple. It's clear to all of us that you're just a chicken shit coward, who has issues. Your mommy should of raised you better, by the sound of it you didn't have a father to teach you how to be a man, and take care of your family. F**ken loser

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