Who is Abrion Price, the man wanted in Jacksonville girl's murder?

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Abrion Maurice Price is the only one of three suspects in the murder of Heydi-Rivas Villeneuva to remain at large.

The other two are in jail -- and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office says they are putting every available resource to find the third. But who is Abrion Price?

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Some quick facts:

Price is 21 years old -- and a convicted felon. He's tall -- Price is listed at 6-foot-3 -- and he weighs 190 pounds.

JSO said they expect him to be armed. Court records show that in 2014 -- when he was only 17 – Price was found guilty of drug and weapons charges. That same year, he was reportedly shot on Falcon Street next to 103rd Street.

He also resisted an officer without violence, records said. In 2015, he was arrested for possession of marijuana on the same street where Heydi was shot.

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There is a $5,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. JSO is warning residents that people who help him will be held accountable.

"We will not stop until we find you," JSO said on social media. "If you let him sleep at your house, feed him, give money, or borrow your car you are enabling a fugitive."

A SWAT team came out to his recent Jacksonville address to look for him. Action News Jax went to the address, but several women came out and said he doesn't live there anymore.

The same year, he was arrested on a cocaine charge. Price was found guilty on the cocaine charge and spent more than 200 days in jail.

It is possible that Price has already fathered at least one child. Records show that Price – was named in a paternity suit filed in 2018.

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