The search for a man wanted out of Jackson County is over.
Multiple law enforcement agencies were working together to locate Jeremiah Bragg, 36, Seymour, who was wanted out of Jackson County, Indiana.
On June 13, at approximately 10:13 am Washington County Animal Control Officer Mike Wimmer received information that Bragg was spotted in a open field, along the edge of Delaney Millport Road, in northern Washington County.
Officer Wimmer responded to the area and located Bragg.
Officer Wimmer detained Bragg at gun point until a Jackson County Deputy arrived and assisted with taking Bragg into custody.
Bragg was transported back to Jackson County, where he is facing multiple charges including Robbery, Confinement, Unlawful Carrying of a Handgun with a Prior Conviction, Weapon/Instrument of Violence – Pointing a Firearm, and Theft.
Sheriff Brent Miller is thankful for the multiple police agencies that worked together to get Bragg in custody.
Sheriff Miller also praised the citizens, who called in the tips that led to Bragg’s apprehension.
All suspects are considered innocent and or until proven guilty in a court of law.
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