Maine Police Say Armed and Dangerous Fugitive is In Custody

Franklin County authorities say a man who allegedly rammed a police cruiser in Jay and then fled is now in custody.

Jay, Maine Police Seek Info on the Whereabouts of an Armed and Dangerous Fugitive

Craig Tracy, 43, was wanted on multiple active warrants.

Jay Police urged residents not to approach Tracy, as he was considered armed and dangerous.

No details have been released about where he was caught, but a post on the Jay Police Department's Facebook page states that he has been caught.

Maine Man Allegedly Stole Vehicles and Rammed a Police Cruiser

Tracy came to the attention of Jay Police after multiple complaints on Saturday night of burglaries and suspicious individuals on East Jay Road.

When officers responded to Borough Road, they allegedly saw Tracy stealing a vehicle.

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Officials say he allegedly rammed a Jay Police cruiser before taking off.

Multiple police agencies responded to the scene and located the vehicle, but not Tracy.

After a new report that a man matching Tracy's description allegedly stole an ATV from Warren Hill Road, the police located the ATV, and a pursuit ensued into the CMP corridor.

Police later recovered the stolen vehicle, but Tracy was gone.

A K9 track led the police to arrest Danielle Adams, 39, on multiple warrants and for possession of scheduled drugs.

Again, Tracy has been apprehended.

Jay, Maine Police are Looking for a Blue Audi, as Well as a Fugitive from Justice

Jay Police are also looking for a light blue Audi hatchback, possibly with a Maine agricultural license plate, #466ANQ.

The car has damage to its passenger-side front, and that portion of the bumper is held on with duct tape.

Anyone with information pertinent to this case is urged to call the Jay Police Department at 207-897-6766 or the Franklin County Dispatch Center at 207-778-6140.

We'll update this story as more details become available.