
Two men described as "associates" of the suspect in a quadruple homicide in Tennessee earlier this week have been arrested on suspicion of helping the fugitive, authorities said Saturday. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. Special agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation arrested Tanaka Brown on Friday and Giovontie Thomas on Saturday, the agency said.
Main Idea: Authorities arrested two men accused of helping Austin Robert Drummond, the suspect in a Tennessee quadruple killing, as the search for him continues.
Key Points:
The search for an armed suspect and alleged helpers can keep Tennessee communities on edge and may raise policing and court costs for taxpayers.
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation arrests may help protect households by helping stop a dangerous fugitive faster.
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Named suspect at the center of the quadruple homicide manhunt and the main subject of the article.
Arrested associate accused of helping the suspect and charged by authorities.
Arrested associate accused of helping the suspect and charged by authorities.
State agency that arrested two men and is leading investigative action in the case.
District attorney quoted explaining the suspect’s prior bond status and related criminal background.
Bureau director quoted giving updates on the search and describing the community response.
Detention facility where Brown is being held and where Thomas is to be transferred.
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