Tennessee authorities arrest two “colleagues” who fled four times murder suspect

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation arrests two “colleagues” and is accused of helping one A suspect who escaped four times the time.

Giovonte Thomas, 28, and Tanaka Brown, 29, Chase For Austin Drummond. Brown also faces one count of tampering with evidence, the agency said.

Drummond, 28, was still running on Monday after killing four people in Tiptonville, about 125 miles from Memphis last week. Police said a baby later found on the front lawn of the random house was associated with all four victims, identified as Drummond’s girlfriend’s family.

“Having Austin Drummond in custody is a top priority. Anyone who has information to find him can call us immediately. You will remain anonymous.” U.S. Marshal Tyreece Miller said in a statement last week that the reward for obtaining information that led to Drummond’s arrest was raised to $17,500.

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It is unclear how Thomas and Brown helped Drummond, but TBI described it as “colleagues.”

“Thomas has been held in the Madison County Jail for failing to appear in court,” the TBI added.

Brown was held in the Lake County Jail without bonds.

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Drummond was charged with four counts of first-degree murder, one aggravated charge of kidnapping and weapons.

TBI said he “should be seen as armed and dangerous”.

Last Friday, the Jackson Police Department said it found a vehicle driven by Drummond along a dead end in Jackson, a city that is about 70 miles away. Tiptonville.

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Victims – James M. Wilson, 21, Adrianna Williams, 20, Cortney Rose, 38, and Braydon Williams, 15, were found Tuesday in Tiptonville.

Fox News’s Julia Bonavita contributed to the report.