Here’s why a Hamilton home was surrounded by federal marshals

Federal marshals took a Hamilton man into custody Wednesday morning for a probation violation. STAFF FILE PHOTO

Federal marshals took a Hamilton man into custody Wednesday morning for a probation violation. STAFF FILE PHOTO
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Sept 21, 2017
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Federal marshals took a Hamilton man into custody Wednesday morning for a probation violation.

The Southern Ohio Fugitive Apprehension Team surrounded a house in the 500 block of Lawn Avenue and arrested Sebastian Crooker at about 8 a.m., according to Deputy U.S. Marshal Charles Sanso.

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Crooker, 21, was wanted on a warrant for a probation violation through Butler County Adult Probation. He was convicted of complicity to burglary in 2015.

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