A man in California was taken aback after he Googled himself to find that he was on the "Most Wanted" list of the Northern California Regional Intelligence Center.
Viatafa of San Leandro, California was surprised by what he saw on the Internet and turned himself in to police.
According to Cnet, Viatafa's presence was requested in connection with a gunplay incident at a party in August.
After his visit to the police station, Viatafa has now been listed as having been captured.
Meanwhile, the Californian has been charged with discharging a firearm toward an inhabited dwelling.
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