Quincy Regional Crime Stoppers Seeks Public’s Help Apprehending Fugitive Jerry W. Coram, Jr.
Quincy Regional Crime Stoppers is seeking public assistance to apprehend fugitive Jerry W. Coram, Jr., who is wanted by the Adams County Sheriff's Department for charges including felon in possession of a weapon and possession of methamphetamine. His last known…
Quincy Hannibal Keokuk, IL, November 9, 2026 — Quincy Regional Crime Stoppers has issued a public appeal for assistance in locating and apprehending Jerry W. Coram, Jr., a fugitive wanted by the Adams County Sheriff’s Department. The department is seeking information that could lead to Coram, Jr.’s arrest on multiple charges.
Charges filed against Coram, Jr. include felon in possession of a weapon and possession of methamphetamine. These charges indicate serious offenses that warrant law enforcement attention.
Coram, Jr.’s last known address was reported to be in Plainville. Law enforcement officials urge any individuals who may have information regarding his current whereabouts to come forward. The Adams County Sheriff’s Department is actively pursuing leads in this case.
Quincy Regional Crime Stoppers facilitates the reporting of suspicious activity and criminal information, often offering anonymity to those who provide tips. The organization encourages community members to report any sightings or knowledge pertaining to Jerry W. Coram, Jr. to aid in his apprehension.
No further details regarding the timeline of the alleged offenses, specific dates of Coram, Jr.’s activities, or any prior arrests were provided in the public announcement. The contractor’s name and the permit status were not mentioned. The inspection outcomes and code violations were also not detailed. Information regarding any fine amounts or specific enforcement actions taken by the department was not disclosed.
The public is advised not to approach Coram, Jr. directly if he is encountered, but rather to contact the authorities immediately. Assistance from the community is considered vital in resolving such cases and ensuring public safety. Details on what happened next were not immediately available.
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