Russell Glosson

Russell Glosson, dubbed "The Turtle" by Cisco Ramon, was a meta-human thief.

After the particle accelerator explosion
Russell Glosson had been upset when his ex-wife Rosalyn Glosson tried to leave him. He was affected by the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator and used his power to make her stay, while also using the place she worked at, the Naydel Library, which shut down shortly after the explosion, as a place to storage the valuables he stole from people. He had been on the Central City Police Department's radar but they were unable to capture him for a long time.

Team Flash's active pursue
In a discussion about how to fight Zoom, Cisco Ramon proposed that perhaps they were looking at the situation the wrong way, and that instead of trying to make The Flash faster, maybe they could try to slow Zoom down, which was where Russell Glosson, known as The Turtle, was brought into the picture. It was revealed that apparently everyone on Team Flash sans Barry Allen knew of this person's existence and how the CCPD failed at arresting him. Although the first target, the Vandervoort diamonds, was correctly predicted and that The Flash did show up at CCPD to stop The Turtle, Glosson got away. The same went for the second target, The Crystal Ball, a painting recovered from Markovia, exhibiting at Central City Museum. Glosson not only successfully stole the painting, he had managed to both figure out the most precious thing to The Flash, while injuring him by landing a chandelier on top of him. Glosson then kidnapped Patty Spivot, intending to make her another one of his collection, like what he did to his ex-wife. The kidnap prompt The Flash to seek out Glosson once more. After being defeated by the Flash and put into the S.T.A.R. Labs pipeline, Harry injected a drill-like syringe into his nose to get a sample of his brain tissue, killing him.

Powers

 * Kinetic energy transferal: Russell is capable of transferring all of the kinetic energy around him in to himself, leaving everyone and everything in a temporary state of potential energy. Due to this, to many he appears as if he is moving faster than the human eye.

Trivia

 * The character's name, Russell Glosson, is a nod to Starkville Labs podcast hosts Steve Glosson and Derek Russell.