Marshals hope distictive markings lead to arrest

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U.S. marshals are looking for a fugitive with distinctive markings on his face and neck, and authorities are turning to the public to help bring him to justice. Thirty-year-old Andre Prentice has been wanted since June. He was on parole after serving a sentence in federal prison for weapons charges in the District, and his rap sheet includes arrests on marijuana and cocaine distribution charges, marshals deputies said.

Prentice is easily identifiable because of a scar that runs along on the side of his mouth and a tattoo on his neck that says “Andrea” and “Ashley,” said Matthew Burke, supervisory inspector for the Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force.

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