A North Fort Myers felon is wanted after being accused of violating his probation.
According to Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers, Michael Coleman Sr., 58, is accused of stealing nearly $20,000 in jewelry from someone.
Coleman has four felony warrants for his arrest for violating probation for the fraudulent use of credit cards and dealing in stolen property.
Crime Stoppers said the victim stated he kept a collection of heirloom jewelry from his deceased parents in his bedroom, and when he returned, it was gone.
Coleman grabbed the jewelry and pawned several pieces that same day for $150.
Detectives arrested him, and he was found guilty.
He was sentenced to 36 months of probation.
Coleman has been booked 17 times since 2005 for crimes that include assault, battery, drugs, public order crimes, and fraud.
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