Message from Sheriff Wayne Ivey
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Early this morning, Trinity Hampton did the appropriate factor by turning herself in to BCSO Deputies in order that she will get this chapter of her life behind her.
Hampton had been featured on this week’s episode of “Wheel of Fugitive©️” because the “Fugitive of the Week” due to a bench warrant for Failure To Seem on a number of counts of Battery on a Regulation Enforcement Officer and Resisting With Violence.
Hampton had truly left Brevard County nonetheless considered one of our Okay-9 Deputies, Tyler Habart was in a position to get a phone quantity for Hampton and subsequently made contact together with her, to encourage her to show herself in.
Hampton not solely agreed to show herself in, but additionally agreed to return to Brevard County the place she would met with Deputies Habart and Tufano within the Palm Bay space.
Hampton met with Deputies Habart and Tufano round 1:30 a.m. this morning and was taken into custody with out incident.
Hampton was transported to the Brevard County Jail the place she was detained per the directions of the warrant on a $40,000 bond.
When folks do it unsuitable we present it, so by all means once they do it proper, we must always as effectively.
Please be a part of me in wishing Trinity effectively within the subsequent chapter of her life, as whereas there isn’t a doubt that she did one thing extraordinarily egregious to place herself on this state of affairs, she additionally took step one immediately to get her life again on observe by turning herself in.
– Sheriff Wayne Ivey