Sheriff Arrests Tennessee Fugitive in Palm Coast
Natasha Reeves, wanted for a probation violation in Tennessee, was found at a Palm Coast hotel after roughly four years on the run.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Financial Crime
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office arrested Natasha Reeves, 45, of Tennessee, on a Tennessee probation violation warrant. She had been on the run for approximately four years and is being held on no bond.
Why it matters
The arrest followed a tip from Tennessee law enforcement that Reeves may be hiding in Flagler County, showing how interagency alerts can locate fugitives across state lines. The underlying conviction for financial exploitation of an adult places the case within financial crime enforcement affecting vulnerable residents.
Reeves is being held on no bond at the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility on a Tennessee probation violation warrant tied to a McMinn County conviction for financial exploitation of an adult. Extradition to Tennessee is pending, and the source does not specify a court date.
The players
Flagler County Sheriff's Office
The Flagler County Sheriff's Office is the local law enforcement agency that serves Flagler County, Florida, and operates the Sheriff Perry Hall Inmate Detention Facility.
The details
Flagler County deputies located Reeves at the Green Roof Inn in Palm Coast after Tennessee authorities alerted them she might be in the area. She was booked into a room at the hotel and transported to the county detention facility.
Timeline
Tuesday, the week of November 7, 2026: Reeves was arrested by the Flagler County Sheriff's Office.
Legal Context
Interstate extradition of probation violators, governed by the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision, allows one state to return a supervisee who absconds to another state. Reeves's arrest in Florida and pending transfer to Tennessee follow that cooperative framework.
Residents in Flagler County may see continued interagency coordination on fugitive cases, as local deputies act on out-of-state alerts. The arrest concluded a four-year search, removing an individual wanted on a financial exploitation conviction from the area.
The takeaway
Interagency alerts can close long-running fugitive cases even when a suspect has been out of view for years. Anyone with information about financial exploitation of an adult should contact local law enforcement.
What happens next
Reeves is expected to be extradited to Tennessee, though no date for her transfer or court appearance was provided in the source.
Further reading
For related coverage, see Financial Crime reporting from the Palm Coast area.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WPEC.
