Cops: Fla. Man Killed By Girlfriend's Jealous Ex

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Cops say Adderly broke into a Rockledge, Fla. home and shot a man to death.

Cops say Alvin Terrific Adderley broke through the window of a Rockledge, Fla. home and shot the man who lived inside.

Kenneth Thomas Moore Jr. was at home with his girlfriend, Tonya Denise Dukes, on July 21, 2009 when, police say, Tonya's ex-boyfriend broke into the house at 2:39 a.m.

Cops say Kenneth was in bed when Adderley confronted him and pulled a gun.

The two got into a fight and Adderley shot Kenneth, who died at the scene, according to police.

Cops say Tonya had a restraining order against Adderley.

Kenneth lived in the home with his parents, who were on vacation.

Now, cops are searching for Adderley who my be driving a 2003 gold Mercury Mountaineer with license plates P685QU or a white Infinity with an unknown year, model or tag.

He is 5'7", has a well-trimmed beard and weighs about 240 lbs.

Adderley has two gold front side teeth and two known tattoos: a cross on his upper back and a scorpion with "RIPP" on his left arm.

Cops say he's an armed and dangerous man with an extensive criminal record that includes armed robbery, kidnapping, aggravated assault, shooting into an occupied vehicle, stalking, carjacking and cocaine trafficking.

Accused Killer Adderly Arrested In Ga.

The Game Over Task Force arrested Alvin Adderly in Americus, Ga. around 7:45 p.m. on July 26, 2009

The task force, made up of officers from the Brevard County Sheriff's Office and Rockledge Police Dept., attributes the capture to hard work, collaboration and a number of tips pointing to Adderly's whereabouts in Georgia.

Adderly is accused of breaking into Kenneth Moore's home and shooting him to death. Cops say Moore was dating Adderly's ex-girlfriend, who was in Moore's home at the time of the killing but hid in a closet.