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Quadruple murder suspect spotted wielding rifle as police issue lockdown alert

LAKE COUNTY, TENNESSEE, AUG 5 – Austin Robert Drummond was captured after a weeklong manhunt for the targeted killing of four family members linked to an abandoned infant, with a $32,500 reward offered by authorities.

  • On August 4, Dearrah Sanders, 23, from Jackson, Tennessee, was taken into custody in connection with aiding someone following a quadruple homicide in Lake County.
  • The case began when a baby was found abandoned in a front yard in Tigrett, leading investigators to discover four deceased victims in northwestern Tennessee.
  • Austin Drummond, 28, the main suspect, faces multiple charges including first-degree murder, aggravated kidnapping, and weapons offenses as authorities conduct a search near Pleasant Plains Road in Jackson.
  • Authorities offer a $17,500 reward for information leading to Drummond's arrest, describing him as armed and dangerous and advising the public not to approach him.
  • The arrests of Sanders and two others signal ongoing law enforcement efforts as Jackson remains on lockdown with heavy police presence and road closures until Drummond is apprehended.
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Girlfriend of suspect arrested in killings of abandoned Tennessee baby’s relatives is related to the victims. Here’s what we know about the case

As the weeklong manhunt for the suspect arrested in the killings of four relatives of a baby found abandoned in Tennessee came to an end on Tuesday, police revealed the suspect’s girlfriend is related to the victims.

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Austin Drummond, suspected of killing 4 members of the same family and abandoning a baby in front of an unknown person's house, was arrested in a rural area of Tennessee (United States) on Tuesday.

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