Fugitive arrested after taunting police on social media

A Tennessee man wanted on a warrant was arrested after police said he posted pictures on social media, challenging them to “come find him.”

The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office says Devon Bart, 25, was found and arrested on Friday after sharing pictures on his page on a popular social media site, taunting deputies.

Along with the pictures, which have since been removed from the social media site, deputies said that Bart claimed “that if he was going to jail, the authorities would have to find him first.”

“We take all warrants and the law very seriously at the Sheriff’s Office,” said Chief Deputy Anthony Buckner said in a post on the department’s Facebook page.

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“Evading Deputies is not a game — ignoring the law has serious consequences,” he continued. 

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Deputies located Bart and arrested him without incident and booked him into the Shelby County Jail.

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Bart’s warrant was in connection with a domestic-related assault, according to the sheriff’s office.