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Dustin Daniel Lyndsey Story Not Over

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
September 3, 2016
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Remember this story (below)…the one where Dustin Daniel Lyndsey shoved the female detention officer…ran out of the building and jumped in the car with his just bonded girlfriend? Well, apparently the story isn’t over yet. After much investigation by the SO, discovery was made that Lyndsey’s mother, Tracy Lynn Wilson, had hidden her son at her home the night before Lyndsey turned himself in to the SO. Now, in case you are not aware Harboring and Abetting a criminal (Aiding and Abetting) carries up to a 10 year sentence.

What Mrs. Wilson did has put herself in this spot! She has been arrested and is the Simpson County jail waiting for bail to be set.

The Wilson home is at 15200 County Road Mendenhall, MS 39111 (information courtesy of the Simpson County Sheriff Department)

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“Captured Sheriff Donald O Cain reports that at approximately 9:43 pm, on Monday, August 29 inmate Dustin Daniel Lyndsey, from Mendenhall, Mississippi shoved a female detention officer down in the booking area making escape through the front lobby area where his girlfriend, Tabitha Pope who had previously bonded a few hours earlier was waiting. Pope, who initially fled the scene, has been apprehended. Lyndsey is 24 years of age, 5 ft 10 in, 160 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes, initially charged with
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Lyndsey can now add 5 more years for escape. Escape- aiding and abetting is 10 years. Anyone with information about his whereabouts call 911 or the Simpson County Sheriff’s Office at 601-847-2921.”

 

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