07-27-2012, 05:21 AM
The Herald Bulletin
PENDLETON, Ind. — Police are searching door to door this morning as they hunt for a suspect wanted in Thursday night's shooting of two police officers and a police dog.
The officers' injuries are not life-threatening, according to Tom Harmeson of Madison County Emergency Management.
Police descirbe the suspect as 5-foot-11, 200 pounds and wearing black shorts and a gray shirt. Pendleton residents have been advised to stay behind locked doors. Officers say the man opened fire on the two officers near State Road 67 in the vicinity of East and Water streets.
SWAT teams from Anderson and Madison, Delaware, Hancock and Hamilton counties are involved in the search. The suspect, who fled on foot, is believed to still be in Pendleton.
One of the officers has been identified by a police source as Marty Dulworth. The other officer, from Pendleton, has not been identified.
Police ID shooting suspect as Jim Kenneth Bailey of New Castle
Police have identified a suspect in the Thursday night shooting of two police officers and a police dog as Jim Kenneth Bailey, 59, of New Castle.
A manhunt for Bailey continues in Pendleton, where residents are advised to stay behind locked doors. Considered armed and dangerous, Bailey is described as a white man, 5-foot-11, 200 pounds and wearing black shorts and a gray shirt.
Call the Madison County Sheriff at 642.0221 with information on his whereabouts.
Anderson Police officer Marty Dulworth was shot in the leg and an unidentified Pendleton police officer was grazed by a bullet. According to Todd Harmeson of Madison County Emergency Management, neither injury is life-threatening.
An Anderson police dog was shot to death during the Thursday night incident.
PENDLETON, Ind. — Police are searching door to door this morning as they hunt for a suspect wanted in Thursday night's shooting of two police officers and a police dog.
The officers' injuries are not life-threatening, according to Tom Harmeson of Madison County Emergency Management.
Police descirbe the suspect as 5-foot-11, 200 pounds and wearing black shorts and a gray shirt. Pendleton residents have been advised to stay behind locked doors. Officers say the man opened fire on the two officers near State Road 67 in the vicinity of East and Water streets.
SWAT teams from Anderson and Madison, Delaware, Hancock and Hamilton counties are involved in the search. The suspect, who fled on foot, is believed to still be in Pendleton.
One of the officers has been identified by a police source as Marty Dulworth. The other officer, from Pendleton, has not been identified.
Police ID shooting suspect as Jim Kenneth Bailey of New Castle
Police have identified a suspect in the Thursday night shooting of two police officers and a police dog as Jim Kenneth Bailey, 59, of New Castle.
A manhunt for Bailey continues in Pendleton, where residents are advised to stay behind locked doors. Considered armed and dangerous, Bailey is described as a white man, 5-foot-11, 200 pounds and wearing black shorts and a gray shirt.
Call the Madison County Sheriff at 642.0221 with information on his whereabouts.
Anderson Police officer Marty Dulworth was shot in the leg and an unidentified Pendleton police officer was grazed by a bullet. According to Todd Harmeson of Madison County Emergency Management, neither injury is life-threatening.
An Anderson police dog was shot to death during the Thursday night incident.