Fugitive who sent a 'better' photo of himself to the police has been nabbed

Thanks to social media, Donald "Chip" Pugh who
sent police a selfie because he didn’t like the
mugshot they used, has been arrested.
Pugh, 45, was captured on Tuesday in Florida
after a tip-off from an unidentified source. The
story went viral after he sent police selfie with
the caption: "Here is a better photo that one is
terrible."
The Escambia County Sheriff's Office released
Pugh's photos on its Facebook page thanking
local police in Florida and credited the arrest to
"the power of social media"
"How’s this photo Donald Pugh? On January 6th,
theLima Police Department in Ohio, posted a
photo of Donald “Chip” Pugh on social media as a
wanted person for Failure to Appear. He
responded by sending the Lima Police a selfie
with the caption, “here is a better photo that one
is terrible.”
Around 11:00 Tuesday morning (1/12/16) the
Escambia County Sheriff’s Office arrested Pugh in
Century, Fl. thanks to a tip. Maybe that selfie
helped people identify you
better? #thanksfortheselfie #LESM"