He was mistakenly released after those charges were dismissed when he should have been transferred to Fulton County.
It's not clear why Clayton County noticed the mistake on Tuesday, but the sheriff's office sent out an alert stating the CCSO Fugitive Squad was looking for Suggs to bring him back into custody.
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Kaiser Suggs is back in custody approximately three months after he was mistakenly released from jail. (Clayton County Sheriff's Office)
The sheriff's office said Suggs turned himself back in to authorities after seeing media headlines stating he had been moved to number one on Clayton County's Most Wanted list.
"He did just that," a spokesperson for the Clayton County Sheriff's Office told Fox 5 Atlanta. "Suggs is now in custody at the Fulton County Jail."
Kaiser Ulrick Suggs turned himself into authorities Tuesday night after he was mistakenly released from jail in November. (Clayton County Sheriff's Office)
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Fulton County Jail records show Suggs was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, first-degree burglary, three counts of felony murder, first-degree home invasion and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
The charges stem from a deadly January 2021 home invasion in Union City, Ga., involving Suggs and three others.
According to WSB Radio in Atlanta, Suggs's defense attorney Anastasios Manettas said his client was with a trio of brothers when they received a call from their teenage sister claiming a man at a home she was visiting tried to rape her. Manettas said Suggs waited in the car while the brothers went into the house to get their sister. Ultimately, the man their sister accused was found dead from a gunshot wound.
Kaiser Suggs was released from jail in Clayton County, Georgia, after aggravated assault charges against him were dismissed. (Clayton County Sheriff's Office)
Clayton County Sheriff Levon Allen said two employees responsible for his release are on administrative leave, and internal affairs are investigating how the "unacceptable action" happened.