Fugitive Caught in AC Vent After 2-Year Run

0:00It's April 23rd, I'm Cory with the story. This is Tampa Bay News today, driven by AI. A fugitive named Kayla Mackenzie, who debated capture for nearly two years, finally got busted in Multree, Georgia. Deputies from Grady County found her crammed inside a floor air conditioning vent at a local house. She was there on an outstanding felony bench warrant. The bus kicked off with a solid tip, straight to the Grady County Sheriff's office, pinpointing her spot. They teamed up quick with folks from Coquit County and rolled out to lock down the place, grabbing a search warrant on the spot. No one put up a fight when they pulled her out, straight into cuffs and off to a detention center. It's a reminder how tips from the public can crack these long chases wide open, especially when someone's gone underground that long. Investigators say the search went smooth as silk, no drama, just results. Mackenzie now stares down those original felony charges she dodged for so long. This is like this show the grind never stops for law enforcement, turning hideouts into

1:02dead ends and closing chapters on the run.