Laurel County Sheriff John Root emphasized his commitment to the manhunt, stating, "We're not going to quit until we do lay hands on him," reflecting the determination of law enforcement.
Deputy Gilbert Acciardo expressed the growing frustration among officers and community residents, highlighting that, "As this continues, it becomes more stressful for the community, it becomes more stressful for the officers..."
State police Master Trooper Scottie Pennington described the challenging search operations, comparing the extensive area to "walking in a jungle with machetes needed to cut through thickets of woods," showcasing the difficulty faced by law enforcement.
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