While attempting to serve the civil papers, Ross left the address in a vehicle.
Thirld William Adams Ross, Photo Provided
(Jennings County, Ind.) – ON December 17, Jennings County Sheriff's Deputies went to an address on County Road 900 West to serve civil papers.
While attempting to serve the civil papers, a male subject who had an outstanding arrest warrant left the address in a vehicle. Deputies attempted to catch the vehicle but due to the unsafe road conditions, they were unable to catch up.
Deputies later located the unoccupied vehicle, on County Road 500 South.
Jennings County Sgt. Allen Ritchie and canine partner Vampir were then called to the scene to conduct a search for the male subject. Vampir sent tracked over a half-mile to a barn, where he then located Thirld William Adams Ross, 30, of North Vernon.
During his arrest, Ross was found to be in possession of a handgun.
Ross is currently being held in the Jennings County Jail on a $1,555.00 bond for the arrest warrant and a $1,055.00 bond for the new charges of resisting law enforcement – vehicle (level 6 felony), resisting law enforcement – foot (class A misdemeanor), carrying a handgun without a license (class A misdemeanor).
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