Sube a casi $30 mil la recompensa por sospechoso de cuádruple homicidio en Tennessee. Ya hay tres arrestados por el caso

(LPL) – La recompensa por información que lleve a la captura de Austin Robert Drummond, sospechoso de asesinar a cuatro miembros de una familia en el oeste de Tennessee, ha aumentado a $27,500. Esta cifra incluye $10,000 aprobados por el gobernador Bill Lee, $7,500 ofrecidos por el Buró de Investigación de Tennessee (TBI) y otros $10,000 del Servicio de Alguaciles de EE.UU.

Drummond, de 28 años, es buscado por una masacre ocurrida el 25 de julio en el condado de Lake, donde fueron asesinados James Wilson (21), Adrianna Williams (20), Cortney Rose (38) y Braydon Williams (15). Durante el ataque, una bebé de siete meses fue secuestrada, pero posteriormente hallada con vida en el jardín de una casa en el condado de Dyer, a unos 40 kilómetros del lugar de los hechos.

Desde entonces, la búsqueda del sospechoso ha entrado en su segunda semana, con operativos concentrados en varias localidades del oeste de Tennessee, especialmente Jackson, donde se han recuperado dos vehículos vinculados al caso.

Las autoridades han arrestado ya a tres personas acusadas de colaborar con Drummond después del crimen. Se trata de Tanaka Brown y Giovonte Thomas, detenidos el fin de semana, y Dearrah Sanders, arrestada el lunes y acusada de encubrimiento. Todos enfrentan cargos por ayudar a un fugitivo tras un delito grave.

El TBI ha incluido a Drummond en su lista de los más buscados y advierte que debe considerarse armado y peligroso. Piden a la población que no intente confrontarlo y que, en caso de tener información sobre su paradero, se comunique de inmediato al 911, o a los números 731-415-7962, 731-333-9811, o al 1-800-TBI-FIND. Se garantiza anonimato.

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The reward for a suspect in a quadruple homicide in Tennessee has risen to $27,500. Three people have already been arrested in the case

(LPL) – The reward for information leading to the arrest of Austin Robert Drummond, the suspect in the killing of four family members in western Tennessee, has increased to $27,500. The total includes $10,000 approved by Governor Bill Lee, $7,500 from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), and another $10,000 from the U.S. Marshals Service.

Drummond, 28, is wanted in connection with a massacre that took place on July 25 in Lake County, where James Wilson (21), Adrianna Williams (20), Cortney Rose (38), and Braydon Williams (15) were found murdered. During the attack, a 7-month-old baby was abducted but later found alive in the front yard of a home in neighboring Dyer County, about 25 miles from the crime scene.

The search for Drummond has now entered its second week, with operations centered in several areas of west Tennessee, particularly Jackson, where two vehicles linked to the case have been recovered.

Authorities have already arrested three people accused of assisting Drummond after the killings. Tanaka Brown and Giovonte Thomas were taken into custody over the weekend, while Dearrah Sanders was arrested Monday and charged with accessory after the fact. All three face charges for aiding a fugitive following a violent crime.

The TBI has added Drummond to its Most Wanted list and warns the public that he is considered armed and dangerous. Officials urge anyone with information about his whereabouts to avoid confronting him and to immediately contact 911, or call 731-415-7962, 731-333-9811, or 1-800-TBI-FIND. Anonymity is guaranteed.