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Suspect Isaiah Polk has been arrested without incident.
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UPDATE: The San Carlos Police Department has posted the following information on its Facebook page:
Suspect Isaiah Polk has been arrested without incident.
SCPD would like to thank everyone for their patience and understanding.
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The San Carlos Police Department has posted the following information on its Facebook page:
"SCPD is currently searching for suspect Isaiah Polk.
Polk made comments that he would kill officers and people. This individual is considered armed and dangerous.
Do not approach this subject. Call 928-475-2311 and or 911 if you have information."
There is a $1,500 reward for information leading to Polk's arrest
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As of 9:30 a.m. Monday, Feb. 11, San Carlos Apache Tribal Chairman Terry Rambler issued an "emergency executive order" that all buildings and offices of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, including the Mitchell Hoffman Administration Building and all district offices, be on lockdown.
The order took effect at 9:30 a.m., remaining in effect until further notice, he said.
Rambler said, "The order is in direct response by a credible threat by an individual known to have possession of firearms. The Tribe's law enforcement authorities are aware of this threat and are actively searching the area to apprehend this individual. This individual is believed to be present on the San Carlos Apache Reservation."
SCAPD has 25 police officers on patrol, together with two K-9 dogs.
Anyone with information that may help apprehend this individual is urged to contact the San Carlos Apache Police or other law enforcement agencies.
Contact SCAPD Chief Alejandro Benally at 928-812-0947, or via e-mail at abenally@scatui.net
