SKOWHEGAN, Maine — Two men and a woman from Connecticut remain at-large Thursday after eluding police for a second straight night.
The men, Christopher Terenc Farrow (also known as "Young"), 32, and Dayshawn Middleton (also known as "Day Day" or "Christopher Jones"), 29, are considered armed and dangerous based on a history of past incidents. One of the men has a warrant from Conn. for robbery. Police say there may be a young-looking female with them: Hailey Goeltz, 26, also of Conn.
Wednesday night, Skowhegan police say they received reports that the suspects at-large could have made their way to Skowhegan and received word those suspects were possibly taken to Indian Ridge Apartments. Skowhegan Police Department and Maine State Police responded.
Skowhegan Police Chief David Bucknum later confirmed with NEWS CENTER Maine the suspects were not Farrow and Middleton, who were involved in the Richmond police chase. However, Bucknum says police do believe they were at the apartments before police arrived.
Skowhegan police also say Farrow and Middleton were involved in an incident at an apartment in Skowhegan on Sept. 4, in which there was a fight over a card game and shots were fired.
The details of Wednesday night's incident at Indian Ridge Apartments are unclear at this time, but it led to a standoff between a suspected apartment and police.
The rest of the Indian Ridge apartments were evacuated during the incident.
Skowhegan Police and Maine State Police surrounded the building to make contact with the suspects.
A 'person of interest' attempted to escape and run away, police say, but was caught shortly after and arrested.
The man, 24-year-old Apalho Sullivan from New Hampshire, was brought to the Somerset County Jail. He faces felony drug trafficking charges. The other suspect remains at-large.
The Maine State Police Negotiation Team was able to clear the rest of the people in the apartment out before the Maine state tactical team entered with a warrant.
Maine State Police and Skowhegan police say the suspects involved in the Richmond police chase remain at-large and should still be considered armed and dangerous.
Skowhegan Area and residents are being warned to not approach the suspects if they are seen and to call 911.
The suspects eluded police Tuesday night into Wednesday after a multi-town high-speed chase that ended on foot in Richmond. Police deployed various tactics to try to apprehend the suspects but were unsuccessful.
Farrow is described as a black male, 5’11 200lbs, with brown hair and brown eyes; and Middleton is described as a black male, 6’5”, 150lbs, with brown eyes and black hair. Goeltz is described as 5’7” with green eyes. Police have no information on her weight, race, or hair color.
The Skowhegan Police Department is taking over as lead on this investigation.
This story will be updated.