Polk County deputies have arrested a man who taunted them on Facebook after they posted his picture in an effort to find him. 
 
 Logan Hale was taken into custody about 5 p.m. Thursday on warrant charges that include armed burglary, grand theft of a firearm and dealing in stolen property. 
 
 "Logan Hale, you are on your way to jail. Your attempts to hide were to no avail. Maybe you'll make bail. Either way, your Facebook taunts were an 'epic fail,’” Sheriff Grady Judd said in a statement announcing the arrest. 
 
 Hale responded to deputies on their Facebook page after they posted his picture. 
 
 As it does every week, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office posted a “Friday’s Felon” Aug. 14. It sought information on two men, including Hale, who were accused of burglarizing a home. 
 
 Comments from Logan “FinallyFree” Hale taunted deputies: "HELLO here I am......" and "Deputies continue to look for me but Are frustrated that i am unable to be located...." 
 
 The Sheriff's Office responded too: “Remaining ‘at large’ is only going to result in your having to change your FB name from ‘Finallyfree’ to ‘Back In Jail’ - it would be wise for you to turn yourself in to the nearest PCSO facility. Or give us a call - we'll be happy to provide transportation. 863-298-6200." 
 
 Hale was found by deputies riding in a vehicle in Lakeland. His family told deputies that he planned to turn himself in today. 

 A Polk County man was arrested after authorities said he taunted the sheriff's office on Facebook. 
 
 The sheriff's office posted pictures of Logan Hale on Facebook as part of their "Friday Felons" campaign. 
 
 Hale was charged with armed burglary, among other charges. 
 
 Hale commented on the post saying, "Deputies continue to look for me but are frustrated that I am unable to be located. LOL can't hurt much now." 
 
 Sheriff Grady Judd fired back, saying, "Well, it's your choice. You can go to jail or you can go to jail tired. But we're going to seek you out. We're going to find you. We're going to put you in jail." 
 
 Hale was taken into custody Thursday afternoon during a traffic stop in Lakeland. 
 
 Judd also posted this celebratory poem on the Polk County Sheriff's Office Facebook page: 
 
 "Logan Hale, you are on your way to jail. Your attempts to hide were to no avail. Maybe you'll make bail. Either way, your Facebook taunts were an 'epic fail.'"
– Facebook, the downfall of many a cocky criminal, may have reeled in a new one. Logan Hale of Florida's Polk County was suspected of breaking into a home on Aug. 3 and stealing a shotgun and thousands of dollars' worth of jewelry. Police explained all this in a Friday Felons Facebook post that featured Hale, noting that at age 21 he has "been in the Polk County Jail on five prior occasions. SMH." SMH, indeed: Using the Facebook Name "Logan Finallyfree Hale," Hale replied to the post, writing "HELLO here I am" and "Deputies continue to look for me but are frustrated that I am unable to be located. LOL can't hurt much now," per WFTV and WFTS. The Aug. 14 post was updated, with the sheriff's office noting, "Finally Free just cannot be—Logan Hale belongs in jail! " That's where he ended up: Officers searching for Hale found him riding in a vehicle six days later in Lakeland, and arrested him without incident. Hale faces charges of armed burglary, grand theft of a firearm, grand theft over $10,000, and dealing in stolen property. After his arrest, Sheriff Grady Judd posted a Facebook taunt of his own: "Logan Hale, you are on your way to jail. Your attempts to hide were to no avail. Maybe you’ll make bail. Either way, your Facebook taunts were an 'epic fail.'"