JUL 10, 2023
Authorities in Pennsylvania said they discovered "small stockpiles or campsites" in wooded areas that they believe are associated with prison escapee Michael Charles Burham.
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Local, multistate and federal authorities have searched numerous residences, abandoned structures and wooded areas using K-9 units and aerial resources such as drones and aircraft, authorities said.
Bivens said officials "have no reason to believe he has left the area," but that authorities are "constantly re-evaluating" that conclusion.
Bivens told WGRZ-TV that Burham taught himself survival skills and had military reserve training. He said authorities were searching a very large area with a lot of difficult terrain that has cabins, oil and gas sheds, and shacks that could offer a fugitive a place to hide.
While the search in Pennsylvania is continuing, police departments in PA and WNY are keeping watch and taking calls about recent sightings.
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While the search in Pennsylvania is continuing, police departments in WNY are also keeping watch and taking calls about recent sightings.
The Busti-Lakewood Police Department Chief tells 2 On Your Side that they are fielding calls about reports of sightings in their community. While most have not been substantiated, some leads are being pursued.
The Busti-Lakewood Police Department is investigating a recent break-in where clothing and food were taken. At this time, they cannot confirm if it is connected to the Burham case, but are continuing their investigating.
The home is 16 miles from the Warren County Jail.
Escaped prison inmate Michael Burham remains on the loose Monday, but police are confident he will be caught. In their latest update, state police told reporters they think Burham is remaining R…
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About 150 officers from more than 15 law enforcement agencies are involved in the search.
“We are pushing him hard. You know, I’ve talked about the resources that are committed. We continue to ramp that up. We continue to make sure that we are putting pressure on him and we won’t know until we capture him just how close we are. We will capture him,” said Lt. Col. George Bivens, Pennsylvania State Police.