Daytona Beach police searching for 20-year-old woman in connection to aggravated battery Skyler Alexis, 20, sought by police
Skyler Alexis Thomas, 20 (Daytona Beach Police Department)
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Daytona Beach police on Sunday put out a bulletin on Twitter requesting the public to help officers find a woman wanted for questioning in an aggravated battery case.
Police seek to speak with Skyler Alexis Thomas, 20. According to the post, the department is looking into an incident that happened Sunday.
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Those who see Thomas or know of her whereabouts were urged to contact law enforcement.
No other details were shared.
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