NBC 6’s Dan Grossman reports on the arrest of a man who is the suspect from 2003 sexual assault cases.
What to Know
- A man arrested for suspicious activity on Sunday was found to have an outstanding warrant from Hollywood in 2003.
- The man has spent about six of the last 12 years in prison, mainly for drug charges.
A man arrested on Sunday and allegedly found with a stolen wallet had an outstanding warrant from Hollywood related to a 2003 sexual battery and kidnapping case, according to the Broward County Sheriff's Office.
Trevor Pacquette, 37, was arrested Sunday in Fort Lauderdale, accused of grabbing a wallet from someone's car.
A deputy, who first followed Pacquette because of suspicious activity, ran Pacquette's information and saw the outstanding warrant, which was issued last week.
Police said they would not yet elaborate on the warrants because they're still reviewing the case. However, records show Pacquette has spent about six of the last 12 years in prison – mostly for charges related to manufacturing and selling cocaine, but also for grand theft.
