A sheriff has credited Facebook in assisting in the arrest of a domestic violence suspect on Tuesday . Andrew Dale Marcum , 21 , was also wanted on charges of burglary ( safe-cracking ) , abduction , and assault in Ohio . The Butler County Sheriff ’ s Office posted three pictures of Marcum on Facebook on Tuesday saying that the 21-year-old was wanted on a slew of charges . The Butler County Sheriff ’ s Office posted three pictures of fugitive Andrew Dale Marcum on Facebook - and he replied saying that he was n't guilty . Sheriff Jones also had a message for 21-year-old Marcum who was wanted on burglary and abduction charges in Ohio . According to ABC , the wanted criminal replied , posting under his own photo : ' I ain ’ t tripping half of them don ’ t even know me . ' The sheriff responded : 'If you could stop by the Sheriff ’ s Office , that ’ d be great . ' The Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones then tweeted a picture of a prison cell with the caption : 'Hey Andrew Marcum we ’ ve got your room ready . ' Marcum turned himself in late on Tuesday . The sheriff 's office then returned to Facebook , posting the 21-year-old 's mugshot , in which he appears to be crying , with the word 'captured ' emblazoned across the bottom . A final message read : 'Andrew Dale Marcum will be off Facebook temporarily , because there is no social media access in the Butler County Jail . He 's turned himself in . 'Thanks to our Facebook and Twitter friends for helping turn up the heat . ' Hamilton County Police Association then reposted Marcum 's picture and wrote : 'He looks sad ... Karma has a way of doing that sometimes . ' Marcum later handed himself in to police on Tuesday - who thanked social media for helping track him down .
Andrew Dale Marcum , later on Tuesday , was also wanted on charges of burglary ( safe-cracking ) , abduction and assault in Ohio . The Butler County Sheriff ’ s Office posted Marcum 's wanted picture on Facebook - to which he replied saying he was not guilty . Marcum turned himself in 21 .