Two more arrested following Geary County manhunt

Junction City Police have apprehended all three suspects involved in a Wednesday night pursuit and subsequent manhunt in Geary County. The arrests bring closure to the tense events that unfolded earlier this week.

Key Takeaways:

  • All three suspects from the Wednesday night pursuit are now in custody.
  • Junction City Police led the successful arrests.
  • The suspects are identified as 23-year-olds from Kentucky: Desmond Gragston and Derrick Givens.
  • The manhunt was initiated after a pursuit on Wednesday night.
  • Arrests were made on Thursday morning, concluding the incident promptly.

All Three Suspects in Custody After Geary County Manhunt

Junction City Police have announced that all three suspects involved in a Wednesday night pursuit and subsequent manhunt are now in custody. The arrests mark the end of a series of events that had residents on alert in Geary County.

Pursuit Sparks Manhunt

The incident began on Wednesday night when a pursuit involving three individuals unfolded in Geary County. Details surrounding what prompted the pursuit have not been disclosed. However, the chase led to a manhunt as the suspects evaded immediate arrest.

Arrests Made Thursday Morning

According to a news release from the Junction City Police, officers arrested two of the suspects on Thursday morning. The individuals, identified as 23-year-olds Desmond Gragston and Derrick Givens, are both from Kentucky. The circumstances of their arrests were not detailed, but it was noted that they were taken into custody without incident.

Suspects Identified

  • Desmond Gragston, 23 , of Kentucky.
  • Derrick Givens, 23 , of Kentucky.

Information about the third suspect has not been provided at this time.

Community Relief

The swift resolution of the manhunt has brought relief to the Geary County community. Residents had been urged to remain vigilant while the search for the suspects was underway.

Official Statements Pending

While the arrests have been made, authorities have yet to release further details regarding the charges the suspects will face or the events leading up to the pursuit and manhunt. The Junction City Police Department is expected to provide more information as the investigation continues.

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