Fugitive Kardell Vashae Doss Captured by Task Force in Boise, What Are the Allegations?

BOISE– A thirty-year-old man named Kardell Vashae Doss was taken into custody earlier this afternoon by the Greater Idaho Fugitive Task Force of the United States Marshals Service (USMS) and the Meridian Police Department. The 400 block of E. Washington Avenue in Meridian was the location where he was found.

Doss was wanted by the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s Office in Alabama for felony arrest warrants including robbery, felony possession of a firearm, and possession of stolen property. These suspects were wanted for their involvement in the crimes.

An investigation into Doss, who is considered to be a fugitive, was started by the United States Navy’s Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force in Alabama. As a result of their investigation, they got to Idaho. In response to their plea, the United States Marine Service in Boise and the Meridian Police Department assisted in locating Doss and promptly apprehended him, putting an end to his two-year sentence.

with a streak on the lam. At this time, Doss is being held at the Ada County Jail in anticipation of his extradition back to Alabama to face the accusations that he is facing against the state.

Located throughout the state, the United States Marine Corps Greater Idaho Fugitive Task Force is a coordinated effort to seek and apprehend violent state and federal fugitives.

The Idaho State Police, the Idaho Department of Corrections, the Coeur d’Alene Police Department, the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office, the Nampa Police Department, the Pocatello Police Department, and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Division of the United States Department of Homeland Security are all member agencies that are located throughout the state of Idaho.