Search underway for shirtless man near Mazeville and Dover, Morgan County KY


A shirtless man who removed and reversed his jail pants and lost his shoes is believed to be hiding near a trailer park and railroad tracks between Mazeville and Dover in Morgan County, KY. Police are searching the wooded and cornfield areas with air support and ground units.
Audio|Source: Morgan County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Good for. They just give me a description to do what this fellow was wearing.
00:03
If you will put it in the CAD, please.
00:08
According to his running mate there, he has, uh,
00:13
got no shirt on at this time.
00:15
Got the gray stripe of jail pants on, but he's took them off and turned them inside out.
00:21
And no shoes.
00:22
He lost his shoes.
00:28
They believe he's going to be somewhere in the wooded area, corn area, between Mazeville and Dover,
00:37
down into the trailer park, just on the other side of Dover, around the railroad tracks.
00:41
Who do we...
00:43
Other myself...
00:45
I'm ready for 729.
00:52
Okay.
00:57
What's your morning?
01:01
Hemmer through Maisel.
01:05
TN4. I guess they're down off Route 8, uh, Deputy Hall and then a deputy Colton Lindel, they're down in there in two different locations.
01:17
So you should run a route up on them if you're on eight down in there.
01:22
TN4.
01:27
Or in 168. Go ahead.
01:32
Tamara, I'll be able to speak public service to signal six you?
01:41
1687.99.
01:48
could drop aircraft lusk a pin so that he knows exactly where he's going.
01:56
I thought as soon as one of us got down there we would.
02:12
I also spoke to post six.
02:15
They have a couple of units heading from the opposite end as well.
02:23
I talked to their new detective sergeant, just a minute ago.
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