Manhunt Continues for Three Siblings Sought in Armed Bank Robbery

[dddaver]

I don't think anybody has died yet. I hope nobody does.

 

[Sgt.Stedenko]

The three stooges were caught in Colorado today.

 

[Weld420shurtin]

Yep after a 100mph + chase and flippin the car, the chic still got out and shot it out with the coppers, she got shot in the leg and all three are in custody. Quite the stupid run they were on....

 

[Brother Bear]

Gonna write that girl while she is in jail, prolly try and marry her when she gets out too

 

[Puddin'tane]

I woulda used grenades..

 

[BigDawg]

lol these kids were wild! was short-lived and dumb though..

 

[supermanlives]

live hard , die young and leave a good looking corpse

 

[hunt4genetics]

I wonder if Hollywood has already obtained the rights.

 

[h^2 O]

What an idiot, now shes probably facing attempted murder charges for the shootout

 

[Captain Ginyu]

Youth gone wild for sure. As for the bank?, I'm glad no one was killed, otherwise I don't have one drop of sympathy for them, because they are the real thieves.

 

[Ursus]

such short fun for the long term imprisonment.

welcome to my neck of the woods, that's FLA kids for ya. no child left behind my ass mr bush

 

[mtbazz]

First off, Im glad no one died, but I gotta admit, part of me was rooting for the bad guys.

Also, I wonder if the brothers had a threesome with the sister?????

 

[DiscoBiscuit]

Probably not but hollywood will have to elude to the idea to sell the movie.

 

[DiscoBiscuit]

Gonna write that girl while she is in jail, prolly try and marry her when she gets out too

May the two of you live well on the movie rights.

I just read that Richard Ramirez receives more marriage proposals than any inmate in the country. That's some weird shit right there.

 

[mtbazz]

hot diggity dog

http://www.conjugalharmony.com/



"Normally you wouldn't think an arsonist would be good at sex. Boy was I ever wrong!
Thanks Conjugal Harmony"

 

[Maj.Cottonmouth]

May the two of you live well on the movie rights.

I just read that Richard Ramirez receives more marriage proposals than any inmate in the country. That's some weird shit right there.

Well when AC DC writes a song about you thats gotta help

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPD2w8j4zqg

 

[DiscoBiscuit]

Yeah, I bet Kenneth Bianchi doesn't get that kind of attention, lol.

 

[CannaBunkerMan]

God damned it! They weren't shooting at the cops! They were shooting at their tires. There's a BIG difference. One way you have a dead cop. The other, you just have an angry piggy who goes weee-weee-weee all the way home.

 

[funkervogt]

I wish I had something insightful to say about this whole mess but I don't. Instead, I give you this, from one of the fugitive's Flickr page.

 

[BudGood]

They busted em in my backyard. Check it out:

http://news.yahoo.com/ga-fla-fugitive-sibs-appear-colo-court-151157671.html

PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) — The cross-country manhunt for three heavily armed siblings from Florida ended far from home but in a favorable place for people on the run who want to vanish — the sparsely populated Rocky Mountains.

The tight-knit — and tight-lipped — towns near the rugged San Isabel National Forest in southern Colorado seemed unsurprised about the brief but intense nationwide search for two brothers and a sister accused of shooting at a police officer in Florida and robbing a bank in Georgia.

"It's kind of backwoods around here, plenty of places to hide," said Becky Garcia, a waitress and bartender at Viktorio's Pizzeria in Colorado City. "What I can't believe it that they were dumb enough to get on the interstate. They could have made it. Then they went and got on the interstate. How stupid."

Lee Grace Dougherty, 29, Dylan Dougherty Stanley, 26, and Ryan Edward Dougherty, 21, were treated at a Walsenburg hospital — Lee Dougherty for the gunshot wound and her brothers for injuries suffered in the crash — and were later transferred to Pueblo County Jail.

They face four charges each of first-degree assault on a peace officer and were scheduled for a first appearance in court Thursday in Pueblo, Colo. Authorities said the trio will appear by video from the jail, and won't be transported to the courtroom. They also have no-bond warrants in Georgia and Florida.

"These three have a big legal mess in front of them and at some point they'll face charges in all those jurisdictions," FBI Special Agent Phil Niedringhaus said.

The trio reportedly bought camping gear and were hiding out in the forest, and didn't stand out to some.

Jaimie Clark, 18, an employee at the Colorado City gas station where the siblings were spotted before their arrest on Wednesday, said her co-worker who was working the cash register at the time didn't recognize the trio as fugitives, and they didn't strike her as suspicious.

"They just came in, grabbed a few snacks, got gas and left," Clark said. "She couldn't even recall what they got because they just came in like regular customers."

Clark said given what the siblings were accused of in other states, she and her co-workers are relieved that nothing happened at the gas station.

"The fact that they came in here peacefully, we're extremely thankful for," she said.
Their notoriety didn't go unnoticed by everyone after their images were splashed across television reports. Someone tipped Colorado state troopers and the sheriff's office at about 9 a.m. Wednesday that the suspects might be at a campground south of Colorado Springs.

A Pueblo County sheriff's detective spotted the car near an interstate highway Wednesday, followed it discreetly until state troopers joined him, and the chase was on.
AK-47 rounds were fired at the four patrol cars during the pursuit south on the interstate, where speeds exceeded 100 mph, said Lt. Col. Anthony Padilla of the Colorado State Patrol.

In Walsenburg, troopers deployed spiked stop strips across the interstate. A tire was punctured on the Subaru, sending it rolling and crashing into a guardrail.

Lee Dougherty was shot in the leg after she pointed a gun at a police officer near the car, authorities said, adding that she was trying to escape on foot. Another one of the suspects was apprehended after a brief foot chase.

Three highway workers reportedly helped track and capture that sibling. Dave Dallaguardia told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Thursday that he followed Ryan Dougherty in his truck even after the fugitive had motioned at him as if he had a gun.

Dallaguardia said he had no idea he was chasing one of the Dougherty siblings and his wife later scolded him for pursuing him. He said he and his co-workers came from small, blue-collar towns.

"If you need to lend a hand, you lend a hand and help people out," Dallaguardia said.
No one could say why the three ended up in Colorado, though Niedringhaus offered his own idea.

"They were here because they were running," he said.

Other fugitives have chosen the Rocky Mountain wilderness for a hideout. Last month, police nabbed a convicted murderer from Florida, 60-year-old Mark Barrett, who was discovered living in a remote cabin in Montrose, Colo., after more than three decades on the run.

And last summer, a prison escapee from Arizona was captured in rural Rifle, Colo.
A Rocky Mountain escape made sense to a handful of locals gathered for pizza and beer at Viktorio's after the chase. Asked why they thought the fugitives fled here, some just pointed toward snowcapped peaks just to the west.

"It's as good a place as any to disappear, I guess," Garcia said.
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I'm not going to post the link, but if you google Pueblo County Jail, you'll be able to look them up on the sheriff's inmate lookup for the jail. They don't look so happy, her especially after getting shot in the arm and now in the leg! lol