MEMPHIS, Tenn — The Marshall County Sheriff's Office said one of Mississippi’s Most Wanted has killed himself after a barricade situation Monday morning.
Marshall County Sheriff Kenny Dickerson told ABC24 the suspect was barricaded in a home on Highway 4, just west of Chulahoma, Mississippi. The sheriff did not identify the suspect at the time of the barricade, but said he was wanted for child molestation and assault.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation responded to the scene as well in the 6200 block of Highway 4 West.
Sheriff Dickerson said the suspect, who was later identified as George D. Robinson Jr., killed himself a short time later, ending the standoff.
According to the Mississippi Department of Public Safety's Most Wanted information, Robinson Jr. was wanted by the Quitman County Sheriff’s Department and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation for two charges of sexual battery for sexually assaulting an underage girl.