There has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir, and they have the car stopped in the jammed branch, Michael By the other.

We still don't know who pulled the trigger. Hello everyone and welcome to Police Off the Cuff, Real Crime Stories.

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So a lot of happenings, a lot of goings on and of course the active chase, the active manhunt for Donello Cavalcante.

And it seems as if they may have him in a very specific area.

And they talk about stressing him.

This is the eighth day.

What do they mean by stressing him?

By stressing him, they mean keeping him out there on the run.

Look, he doesn't have supplies.

He has to break into people's homes to steal food to get what he needs.

And that's been evident by the trail cameras, which have shown pictures of him with a laptop and another bag that he didn't have when he first escaped.

So all of those things that we'd see the photo on the screen, these are all from trail cameras.

Now, it seems as if they have him in the vicinity where they want him.

And we'll find out because there's been a sighting of him as recently as this afternoon.

And when you look and see how thick this brush is, it's almost like some of the vegetation looks like cornfields almost where anyone could hide. And even if they see

him and he runs into one of these fields, very difficult to spot him. And in fact, they have spotted him a

few times and he's gotten away. So that's how thick this brush is.

There's over 200 police officers and other workers on this case, on this manhunt.

There's helicopters, drones, dogs, horses, you know, lions and tigers and bears.

Oh, my, not quite that.

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