UPDATE: 2022 Alexander City murder suspect captured in Chicago
Dental “Lil Man” Davis had been sought since early January for the Dec. 29, 2022 murder of an unidentified victim.
The suspect was captured by the United States Marshals Service on Tuesday. The USMS had gotten a number of tips about the fugitive case and said a recent anonymous CrimeStoppers tip is being credited with pinpointing Davis’ location.It’s also unclear when Davis will be extradited back to Alabama to face charges.
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