Every Friday, Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers shares information on four fugitives authorities need help finding.
Anyone with information on these four is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-780-8477.
1. Shauna Grove – accused of trafficking fentanyl on the streets of Lee County
2. Terrod Murray – wanted on felony battery charges in Fort Myers
3. Tiffany Pierce – on the run after a failed attempt to steal a car with a teenager inside
4. George Sully – a repeat offender with a history of violence and reckless behavior
Shauna Grove
We’re starting off our list this week with a woman accused of trafficking fentanyl on the streets of Southwest Florida. Shauna Grove was arrested two months ago after investigators received a collection of tips about on-going narcotics activity at a Lee County home, where Grove was often seen coming and going. When they pulled her over for a traffic stop, they found the 42 year old in possession of a lethal amount of fentanyl, which Grove said she was just holding for a friend. Her excuse didn’t fare well with detectives, who relocated her to the Lee County Jail for about a week. She was released on certain conditions, which she violated a few days ago, triggering a new warrant for her arrest. To date, Gove has been busted 18 times in Lee County on charges of drug trafficking, grand theft, dealing in stolen property, evidence tampering and prostitution. She is 5’6”, 145 pounds and has a tattoo of the name Alisa on her neck, a butterfly on her right hand and a teardrop and diamond inked on her face.
Terrod Murray
Next up is a guy who bit a pregnant woman after an argument got just a little too heated. Detectives say Terrod Murray was driving with the female when they began fighting. The victim said Murray quickly lost his temper, and control of his actions, and bit the woman on her bicep. Fearing that things would escalate further, she exited the car and flagged down a passerby to
help her get to safety. This was just the latest in a series of violent events with Murray, who had previously held the woman against her will in the past. Murray has been jailed six times before, on charges of contempt and multiple counts of battery. He is 5’6”, 138 pounds and will celebrate his 28 th birthday in early December. He was last known to be living in downtown Fort Myers, and upon his arrest, he will be held without bond.
Tiffany Pierce
Also on the run this week is a woman who tried to steal a car from a hospital parking lot, however her inability to drive a stick shift left her stalled in place. The victim said she left her teenage daughter in the car while she ran into the hospital to pick up some medications. Minutes later, witnesses spotted Tiffany Pierce scoping out the area, clearly looking for an opportunity to take someone’s car. When she spotted the victim’s vehicle, she jumped into the drivers seat, despite someone sitting in the passengers spot. But when she tried to leave, Pierce wasn’t able to do anything more than grind the gears. The victim’s daughter screamed for help and a security guard was able to apprehend Pierce while she still had her hands on the steering wheel. She was eventually found guilty and placed on probation, which she violated last week. 38 year old Pierce has had her mug shot snapped eight times before on charges of drugs and DUI. She is 5’6”, 180 pounds and was last known to be hanging her hat in Southwest Cape Coral.
George Sully
And rounding out this week’s list is a repeat offender who’s been steadily wreaking havoc on our community for the last 15 years. A brand new bench warrant for the arrest of George Sully was issued earlier this week after he failed to show up in court following an arrest for fleeing and eluding officers at high speeds. Deputies say that when they pulled Sully over for a traffic infraction, he gunned the gas as the officers approached the drivers side window. He then jetted down I-75 at speeds so fast that he was sliding sideways at some points, and pushed several cars off the road. As he headed down the off ramp, he collided into several vehicles and crashed his own car. Sully then fled on foot, but didn’t get too far before deputies were able to apprehend him. Sully spent nearly five months behind bars for his actions before being released. He was supposed to show up recently for a court hearing, but instead decided to bail. This 36 year old felon has 18 previous arrests on his rap sheet for a long list of charges to include drugs, fraud, theft, weapons infractions and battery/domestic violence. He’s also been sent to prison twice. Sully is 5’8”, 150 pounds with tattoos of “Rockstar Mob” penned on his left arm, a rosary on his chest, dollar signs on his left hand and Miami Heat on his right arm. And
upon his arrest, Sully will be held without bond in the Lee County Jail.
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