The police track down Jake Dohnt

A declared danger zone in Wallaroo was canceled from 8 pm Tuesday, but there is still a crime scene cordoned off on Daly Street, where forensic services are investigating.

Police searched for 25-year-old Jake Dohnt since yesterday after he refused to stop for the police. He tried to bring Dohnt back into his car after he was sighted just before 1am, driving a Commodore sedan on the Spencer Expressway. He refused and was last seen on East Terrace before the police dropped the lawsuit.

Later that day (just after 1pm), police found the abandoned Commodore near East Terrace and Cornish Terrace. Patrols then saw Dohnt in Daly Street where he allegedly pulled out a handgun and pointed it at the police. An officer shot him and he ran away.

Daly Street is currently closed between East Terrace and Moonta Street, while crime scene investigators are investigating the area where Jake Dohnt reportedly threatened the police with a handgun

. Jake Dohnt is described as Caucasian, about 160cm tall, 70kg, medium height with brown eyes and light brown hair. He wears long black pants, a black windbreaker with a white pattern on the front and a black cap.

The police thanked the community for its patience, cooperation and badistance during the search operations.

we believe that Jake is still likely in the Wallaroo area, but we have had no observations confirmed for some time, "said Inspector Allison Clark

" In addition, I make a call to anyone else. or have information to help us locate Jake to contact the police helpline immediately on 131,444 or call the triple zero (000). "

The public and the media are urged to stay away from cordoned off areas and respect everything Overnight residents could not return home or were told to stay inside and lock in all their homes. doors and their windows.

Some were even forced to spend the night at the Wallaroo City Hall with Salvation Army providi Inspector Allison Clark spoke to the media this afternoon. at noon, saying that Mr. Dohnt was "armed and dangerous."

She said that the police had reason to believe that Wallaroo people had helped her by avoiding the police. Dohnt to surrender peacefully

She said the agents had tried to contact Dohnt on her mobile phone but that they had so far failed.

"I ask Jake to return the SMS and calls made by the police as we would like to talk to him about his well-being re and introduce ourselves so that we can end this situation safely, "said Inspector Alison Clark.

No arrests have been made so far, but Inspector Clark warned that those hiding in Dohnt would be "treated" by the police.

Terrified resident Patricia Bean told ABC that she could not go

"I have been locked out since 1:30 pm [yesterday] – I can not go home, [my] little dog at home, two parakeets in the icy cold, my son's work clothes on the line and I do not like it, "she said. 9003] "I tried to talk [police] so I got home and they go home and I could lock myself up but they would not do it."

"Patrols spotted the wanted man in Daly Street" A police officer fired a shot at the man who then fled. "

" No police were found. was physically injured. "

The wanted man was near East Terrace, Cornish Terrace, Gouge Street and Ryan Street in Wallaroo yesterday, but they believe that he has moved.

Police Now warns residents to stay away from Matta Street, Cornish Terrace, Hughes Street and Gardiner Street.

A woman, who lives in the Danger Zone but was forced to sleep in a hotel Monday night, asked Mr. Dohnt to surrender.

"I'm scared, I've never experienced that before. ", She told The Advertiser.

"Go out and surrender,"

"Everyone is worried … you have to take it.

" I'm afraid the police will get into my house.

Mr. Dohnt is described as being about 160 centimeters tall, with light brown hair and brown eyes.

Police stated that he was wearing black pants, a black windbreaker with a white pattern on the front and a black cap.

Wallaroo residents in the danger zone lock their properties and stay indoors until they get other tips of the police