A person found in the sewer leak after major search forces in Montgomery County

An 18-year-old man from Kentucky was arrested on Monday morning after being found in a sewer leak during a major search in the southern part of Montgomery County.

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The suspect is identified as Trevor Walker.

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SpringBoro employees deployed a stolen white Siena on Toyota on a 741 state road near Pennyroyal Road. When the officer tried to start a traffic stop on the vehicle, he left and a pursuit followed.

The vehicle boarded the Interstate 675 and then came out on a state road 725.

The pursuit ended in a crash at the intersection of SR 725 and Paragon Road. At that time, Walker was running from the vehicle.

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There was also a female passenger in the vehicle. The Montgomery County Sheriff said late morning that it had been taken in custody and was treated for injuries.

Both Walker and the female, who are believed to be minors, have been reported to have disappeared by Kentucky.

During the search for Walker, a shelter advice was issued for the area after police discovered ammunition and firearms in the stolen vehicle. Employees also learned that he was involved in the last armed robberies.

Wkyt, a CBS branch in Lexington, Kentucky, confirmed with the Franklin County Sheriff’s office in Kentucky that Walker entered a home in the county for one night.

As reported News 7 at 5:00Our stage crew saw dozens of Montgomery Swat County Sheriff’s team members rush into the neighborhood to help search.

A squad for six Swat people, with K9, noticed the walker and convinced him to come out.

“He was soaked,” said Major Jeremy Roy, head of Montgomery County Sheriff. “He was probably three feet of water down.”

The News Center 7 cameras, caught, were walking in the back of the Springborough Police Cruiser. He was followed by at least a dozen officers, MPs and SWAT members.

“It’s as dangerous as you get,” Roy said. “Number one, we have someone who went into a house and made an aggravated robbery; they stolen weapons. I don’t know how many people have put in [the] The line comes 75 at 100 miles per hour. “

People in the area told News Center 7 that the high demand was not something they expected to see.

“This is not something you see every day, it’s for sure,” said Scott Sherman of Washington.

As shown in News 7 at 6:00The man’s vision to be removed was a relief for the neighbors.

“Especially with the school beginning in two days,” says Jesika Beyb of Washington. “I even told my husband that our youngest would go to this school right here at the paragon. I was like:” She would be scared. “

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