‘Devil in the Ozarks’ loose: The killer is a dangerous edge in the East-Cop because he knows how the police thinks

A large -scale manhunt is running for a former Arkansas police chief, which fled from jail on Sunday, and experts warned that the law enforcement background of the fugitive could give him a dangerous lead.Grant Hardine, 56, Once the Gateway, Police Head of Arkansas disappeared from the North Central Unit, which was a medium-security gel in Calico Rock, less than 30 minutes ago jail officials saw that he had gone. The convicted killers and rapists, locally known as “Satan in Ozarks”, are considered armed and extremely dangerous.“They are commonly structured by law enforcement procedures, patrol routines and how the search operations are commonly structured,” said Eric Brown, a 24 -year -old American army special forces and CEO of the 24 -year -old US Army Army Army Army. “This gives him an initial edge. He knows how the law thinks.”‘Think like a fugitive’Officials have increased the efforts of monitoring and searching in the Stone County, east of the Mount Ozark. Law enforcement teams are deploying drones, thermal imaging and K -9 units to track harden in the rugged area.“Officers are looking for stolen vehicles, brake-in, stolen supply and unusual chatter,” Brown said. “Key pattern is dissolution.”Photos shared by the office of Stone County Sheriff show Hardine walking through a saly port wearing a gel-style uniform, although officials said it was not a standard issue. The Arkanses Department of Karecss has not yet been discovered how much Hardine has bypassed the security.Professor of Criminal Sciences of Arkansas State University, Dr. Angelo Brown stated that the pre -Hardine role as a police chief may also mean that he still has “related to law enforcement officials who can help them” and is unlikely to make basic errors such as using a credit card or contacting a family.FBI offers $ 20,000 rewardThe FBI has joined the discovery, which offers a reward of $ 20,000 for the leading information for Hardine’s possession. Officials say they have ties in Garfield, Eureka Springs, Holiday Island and Huntsville, and believe that he can still be in the normal field, for now.“It is all a vehicle to travel a great distance,” ADC Communications Director Rand Champion said during a press conference on Wednesday. “But so far, we believe that he is still close.”The champion warned the public to consider Hardine as a “a very dangerous person”, given that there is a real risk that he could commit additional crime during the run.Hardine’s migration came two days after 10 prisoners exiting a corrective facility in New Orleans, an incident that has intensified the investigation on prison security systems across the south.Authorities have described harden as 6-foot white male, about 259 pounds. With the information, anyone is urged to call the FBI tip line on 1-800-call-FBI.“It is a person with a violent history and a skill of disappearance,” said Brown. “The clock is standing – and he is not the kind of man you want for a long time free.”