( CNN ) A suspect from Ohio learned a valuable lesson this week : Do n't taunt authorities on social media , especially when you 're a wanted man . Andrew Marcum , 21 , jumped in and posted his two cents after authorities shared his picture on Facebook as a featured warrant of the week . Allegations against the Lemon Township resident included burglary , kidnapping , domestic violence and criminal endangering , the Butler County Sheriff 's Office posted in a message accompanying its post . Apparently not intent on going down without a fight , a man bearing the name Andrew Marcum responded to the post . `` I ai n't tripping half of them do n't even know me , '' he posted . In addition to sharing the suspect 's name , the Facebook account is several years old and had other photos resembling Marcum , including one with a large tattoo spelling his last name on his back . Authorities took the man 's post seriously enough to respond to it . `` Andrew Marcum , if you could stop by the sheriff 's office , that 'd be great , '' they posted . Sheriff Richard K. Jones raised the stakes by moving their pleas to Twitter . He posted a picture of a jail cell that apparently awaited the suspect . Marcum 's purported post appeared Monday , and authorities arrested him a day later . `` Thanks to our social media friends for helping turn up the heat on this week 's featured warrant , '' the Sheriff 's Office tweeted . `` Marcum in custody . '' Jones posted the suspect 's arrest mug shot , showing him in tears .
ben Marcum , 21 , responded to a message on him posted on Facebook . ` ` I ai n't ` any of them do n't even touch me , '' the purported message says .