Pacific County Deputies Catch The Pink Pants Suspect

Thursday, December 4, 2025 at 4:41 PM

Pacific County deputies say the man who bolted from law enforcement in Long Beach yesterday has been caught.

Pacific County deputies say the man who bolted from law enforcement in Long Beach yesterday has been caught. The sheriff’s office first put out an alert after he ran from the area near Scoopers and disappeared heading south. They described him as a white guy in his late forties wearing pink pants, a black hoodie and hauling a guitar case. Deputies say folks in the community helped track him down, and he was arrested without anyone getting hurt.

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