Friday, September 08, 2000
Manhunt ends when husband turns self in
By Tom O'Neill
The Cincinnati Enquirer
A man accused of burglarizing his estranged wife's home turned himself in Thursday night to the Brown County Sheriff's Department.
Jeremy Martin, 26, had been sought on a charge of aggravated burglary. Police said earlier in the day they believed he was hiding in a remote part of Brown County.
Before his Thursday night surrender, police believed Mr. Martin had a tent and had changed vehicles.
Police had earlier recovered a red Toyota Tacoma pickup in Brown County, in which Mr. Martin allegedly fled his estranged wife's Ohio Township home early Saturday, said Sheriff A.J. “Tim” Rodenberg.
Police say
Mr. Martin, who moved out of the couple's home earlier this year, violated a protective order when he went to Jacinda Martin's home in the Hilltop Estates mobile home park. He is accused of slashing her tires, stealing her purse and pouring lamp oil over furniture and the bed in which she was sleeping.
He fled that scene, apparently after an infant awoke and began to cry.
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