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🚨 ATLANTIC COUNTY TOP 10 MOST WANTED LIST: 5 FUGITIVES NOW IN CUSTODY

Tuesday, September 1, 2026
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The Atlantic County Sheriff’s Office has captured five fugitives from its Top 10 Most Wanted list. The latest arrest involved Danna Jeffery-Pope, who was taken into custody in Atlantic City on a warrant for first-degree armed robbery.

📍 ATLANTIC COUNTY, NJ — SEPTEMBER 1, 2026

The Atlantic County Sheriff’s Office says half of its Top 10 Most Wanted list has now been cleared, with five fugitives captured just weeks after the list was released.

🚔 The latest arrest involves Danna Jeffery-Pope, who was wanted on a warrant issued by the Atlantic County Superior Court–Criminal Division for failure to appear on a first-degree armed robbery charge.

According to authorities, the warrant was issued on November 13, 2025. The case was subsequently assigned to Atlantic County Sheriff’s Office detectives working with the U.S. Marshals Regional Fugitive Task Force.

🔎 After a lengthy investigation, detectives developed information on September 1 regarding Jeffery-Pope’s whereabouts. Members of the task force and the Atlantic County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Warrant Unit followed that information to an apartment in Stanley Holmes Village in Atlantic City.

👮 Jeffery-Pope was located and taken into custody. Authorities said she received medical treatment before being lodged at the Atlantic County Justice Facility.

💥 FIVE DOWN — FIVE REMAIN!

Officials say the latest arrest means 50% of the Atlantic County Top 10 Most Wanted list is now in custody.

Sheriff Joseph “Tokyo” O’Donoghue and the Atlantic County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Warrant Unit continue working with federal partners to locate the remaining individuals on the list.

⚠️ The investigation into the remaining fugitives continues.

⚖️ GSNN reminds readers that criminal charges and warrants are allegations, and defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.

📲 Garden State News Network will continue following developments involving wanted individuals and public safety across New Jersey.

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