#Wanted Georgia man taunts cops on TikTok: ‘Come and get me’

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William Reeves Durga taunted police with a TikTok.
LaGrange Police; TikTok

A Georgia man wanted by cops in connection to an undercover drug operation is taunting officers on social media, daring them to “come get and get me bi**h,” video shows.

William Reeves Durga, 21, of LaGrange, posted a TikTok video Tuesday including a screenshot of a Facebook post from July 2 by LaGrange police asking for information about his whereabouts.

“Come and get me bi**h,” a caption reads in the video, which features a shirtless, smiling and dancing Durga along with music blaring in the background. As of early Thursday, the footage on Durga’s account @lildvrtyy had been viewed more than 3.4 million times.

Police said Durga is being sought in connection to an ongoing Georgia Bureau of Investigation undercover drug operation that led to seven arrests in June. It’s unclear how Durga is involved in the case. He was not in custody as of early Thursday, police told The Post.

Reached for comment on Twitter regarding his viral video, Durga noted how it felt “to be famous” while accusing police of harassing him on social media.

“I wish people could really see how this county works, it’s beyond wrong,” Durga said in a private message. “Honestly I haven’t been running like I stated before, they literally haven’t reached out to me whatsoever, not to discuss my charges or anything. I can’t even tell you what it’s for exactly.”

A police investigator told the LaGrange Daily News Wednesday that the department could not release any additional information about Durga, who told the newspaper he made the viral video after the department “straight blasted” him on social media.

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“Honestly, I’m not wanting to turn myself into Troup County Jail,” Durga told the newspaper Wednesday via TikTok. “It is so nasty and full of coronavirus. They haven’t been doing the necessary things to keep it contained. It’s beyond overcrowded, nobody gets a court date, it’s just wrong how the inmates are treated.”

Durga also denied trying to elude authorities.

“I haven’t been running, they never came to my house or anything,” Durga said. “They straight blasted me on social media, so I did it back.”

Police said Durga is about 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 140 pounds. Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call LaGrange police at (706) 883-2603.