- News Desk
- June 11, 2024
- Crime, Local News
Franklin County, [State] – The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office has updated its list of the ten most wanted individuals in relation to domestic relations offenses. The office seeks information leading to the apprehension of these individuals, who are wanted for various charges primarily related to failing to appear for court hearings and child support delinquency.
- Randolph L. Kitchen, age 56, is wanted for failing to appear at a child support hearing, with arrears amounting to $22,012.84. Last known address: Harrisburg, PA
- Eric J. Harris, age 50, has a warrant for failing to appear at his child support hearing, with outstanding arrears of $13,853.00. Last known address: Shippensburg, PA
- Jose Caratini Casiano, age 42, is wanted for failing to appear for a child support hearing, owing $10,841.45. Last known address: Chambersburg, PA
- Hunter M. Deardorff, age 34, failed to appear for a child support hearing, with a balance due of $20,308.26. Last known address: Rouzerville, PA
- Reece J. Dabler, age 45, is sought for failing to appear at a child support hearing, with delinquent payments totaling $9,481.54. Last known address: Houston, TX
- Vernon Parker III, age 37, is wanted for failing to appear at a child support hearing, owing $11,178.78. Last known address: McConnellsburg, PA
- Ryan Tronoski, age 30, has a warrant out for failing to appear at a child support hearing, with $30,541.72 due. Last known address: Fort Loudon, PA
- Olivia K. Beers, age 30, failed to appear for a child support hearing, with a delinquency of $24,106.57. Last known address: Doylesburg, PA
- Kayone R. Teal, age 34, is wanted for failing to appear in court for a child support issue, with arrears amounting to $3,828.00. Last known address: Shippensburg, PA
- Alexander T. Patrick Jr., age 36, is sought for failing to appear at a child support hearing, owing $7,365.49. Last known address: Mercersburg, PA
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office urges anyone with information on the whereabouts of these individuals to come forward to assist in their capture and to help enforce child support laws. Tips can be submitted anonymously.
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