An investigation into a suspicious vehicle leads to the two arrests.
The Sherman County Sheriff’s Office says on Wednesday, they were given
information about the suspicious vehicle in Ashton.
The vehicle was later located abandoned north of Ravenna, and two suspects who
had been in it were in the area but evaded law enforcement.
The sheriff’s office says they had previously provided fake names and
identification to authorities.
The vehicle was impounded due to fake and non-existent registration, and
authorities found signs of drug use in the vehicle.
Authorities say the two individuals were found in the area and again provided false
information.
The male was taken to the hospital after experiencing a medical episode, while the
woman, identified as 23 year old Emily Buckallew of Missouri, was placed under
arrest for Providing False Information.
She was found to have two warrants out of Missouri for Parole Violation and Failure
to Appear.
The man was identified as 48 year old Thomas Friedrichsen of Ashton.
He had several warrants out of Hall County for Possession, two Domestic Abuse
counts, and Theft. He was then transported to Hall County to be lodged on the warrants.
