PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP)-- A tip from a citizen has lead to the capture of the man police say is a "person of interest" in the death of a Panama City woman Monday night.
Brad Davidson, was named by Panama City Police as a "person of interest" in the death of Alisa Kinsaul. Kinsaul, 46, was found dead in her Cove area home Monday night. Davidson, 46, was located Tuesday morning by Bay County Sheriff's Office deputies after receiving a tip he may be in the Resota Beach Road area of northern Bay County.
Brad Davidson, 46, was located Tuesday morning after police received a tip he might be in the Resota Beach Road area of Bay County. Deputies with the Bay County Sheriff's Office responded and found Davidson. After being taken into custody, he was taken to a local hospital for treatment for unspecified injuries.
Davidson was wanted by Panama City Police for questioning in connection with the death of Alisa Kinsaul, 46, of Panama City. Kinsaul was found dead in her home in the 1500 block of Cherry Street. That's in the Cove neighborhood in Panama City. Police say they received a call of a woman needed help at about 11 pm Monday.
Investigators say when an officer arrived, they found Kinsaul dead in her home. The case is being worked as a homicide. Police haven't released a cause of death.
Davidson and Kinsaul had been romantically linked for some time. Police are only classifying Davidson as a "person of interest" at this point, NOT a suspect.