Covington Police are searching for an unidentified suspect who remains at large following a high-intensity pursuit and arrest operation in Covington, Kentucky. The incident began on July 8 when officers identified a vehicle without license plates as stolen near the Covington Police Station on Madison Avenue. A chase ensued, culminating in a crash on Pike Street that damaged other vehicles. During the ensuing chaos, suspects abandoned the stolen car and attempted to conceal a stolen firearm behind a trash can. While one suspect, 22-year-old Dante Reed, was apprehended by officers and a K-9 unit after being tracked by scent through alleyways, the driver of the stolen vehicle has not been caught. Reed, who is currently on probation in Hamilton County for prior offenses, was charged with being in the stolen car, fleeing police, and possession of marijuana. He stated during his arrest that he ran separately from the driver. The unidentified driver, who is believed to have discarded the stolen gun, remains a person of interest and is still at large. The investigation involved significant community assistance, with neighbors providing Ring camera footage and allowing officers to use their property as a staging area. Police continue to urge the public to remain vigilant and report any information regarding the whereabouts of the missing suspect. The Covington Police Department is handling the investigation, and tips can be directed to local law enforcement authorities. This case highlights the ongoing efforts to recover stolen property and apprehend fugitives who evade capture during active pursuits.