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UPDATE, Thursday, May 31 – A manhunt is still underway for a second suspect after a Dickson County Sheriff’s Deputy was shot and killed in Tennessee early Wednesday morning.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation announced that one suspect was detained and later arrested in the murder of Sgt. Daniel Baker.
NEW: She was detained earlier today, but TBI has now arrested and charged this Dickson woman with First Degree Murder in the ongoing investigation into the death of Sgt. Daniel Baker.
MORE: https://t.co/iYd0M0DR6u pic.twitter.com/ORaTeePofG
— TBI (@TBInvestigation) May 31, 2018
The TBI is now searching for Steven Wiggins, a second suspect in the murder.
NEW PICTURES: Here are pictures of tattoos Steven Wiggins has on his arms and shoulders. Again, if you spot him, do not confront him. Call 911 immediately!
MORE DETAILS: https://t.co/cBhAwnXcZI pic.twitter.com/tZ80EmUyqO
— TBI (@TBInvestigation) May 31, 2018
The bureau has posted numerous photos of Wiggins, and is asking anyone who might see him not to confront him, but to call 911.
We’ve also added Wiggins to our Top 10 Most Wanted list. There is now a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to his arrest. pic.twitter.com/vnERWldSXQ
— TBI (@TBInvestigation) May 30, 2018
There is also a $7,500 reward being offered for information that can lead to Wiggins’ arrest.
NEW PICTURE: Here’s a more recent photograph of Steven Wiggins, from a 2017 arrest in Williamson County. pic.twitter.com/qDSMgKBNMN
— TBI (@TBInvestigation) May 30, 2018
A manhunt is underway for an armed suspect officials say shot and killed a Dickson County Sheriff’s Deputy in Tennessee early Wednesday morning.
A local news agency reported that the deputy was shot and killed, citing a high-ranking official with the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
The Sheriff’s Deputy, who has yet to be identified, reportedly tried to stop a driver with an expired tag around 7 a.m.; there was a brief chase and then shots were exchanged, the police source told WKRN.
Dickson County Mayor Bob Rial confirmed to WKRN that the suspect is at large.
The Dickson County Sheriff’s Office sent out an alert that an armed subject was in the area of Bear Creek and Valley Road, and that residents should report anyone who looks suspicious.
ARMED SUBJECT IN THE AREA OF BEAR CREEK VALLEY RD/ TIDWELL SWITCH AREA / ANYONE THAT LOOKS … from Dickson Emergency Communications : Nixle https://t.co/082vduXn2d
— Dickson CountySO (@DicksonCountySO) May 30, 2018
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation was heading to the scene, it tweeted.
TBI Agents and Forensic Scientists are on the way to a reported scene in Dickson County. We will provide more information as it becomes available. pic.twitter.com/0B71lCotjv
— TBI (@TBInvestigation) May 30, 2018
