Bluegrass Crime Stoppers urges public help locating Frederick Lewis IV, 34, wanted by Lexington police

The Bluegrass Crime Stoppers program is asking for public assistance in locating a man identified as Frederick Lewis IV, 34, whom the Lexington Police Department is reportedly seeking as part of an active effort to address outstanding criminal warrants.

The “wanted person of the week” notice, published June 24, describes Lewis as a person with multiple outstanding warrants. Lexington Police Department officers are reportedly working to find and take him into custody so the warrants can be served through the criminal justice process.

Bluegrass Crime Stoppers, a partner organization with local law enforcement, typically issues these alerts to encourage members of the community to share information that could help investigators identify a suspect’s whereabouts or connect tips to ongoing cases. The public-facing notices are meant to support law enforcement activity while providing a structured way for residents to come forward.

The notice appears as a featured item for the week, highlighting Lewis’s name and age. The accompanying image credit is from WKYT, and the posted caption identifies him as Frederick Lewis IV, 34.

While the alert does not describe in the available report the specific charges tied to each warrant, the reference to multiple outstanding warrants indicates that there is more than one case component that remains unresolved. Citizens are being asked to respond through the program’s established tip process rather than attempting to confront anyone wanted by police.

Law enforcement action following receipt of credible information can include directing officers to a location, verifying identities, and coordinating warrant service. Anyone with knowledge related to Lewis’s whereabouts is expected to relay that information to the appropriate tip channel associated with Bluegrass Crime Stoppers, so investigators can follow up and document leads.