Authorities are searching for 54-year-old Dominick Revell of Franklin, who remains at large following a high-speed pursuit through Norfolk County on Tuesday morning. The incident began just before 9 a.m. in Bellingham when officers attempted to stop a blue Ford Ranger known to be operated by Revell, who has several active warrants. After refusing to comply, Revell led law enforcement on a chase into neighboring Franklin, where the vehicle sustained tire damage from police stop sticks but continued driving through residential streets, striking mailboxes and sparking debris. Upon finally coming to a halt on Pond Street, Revell exited the truck, vaulted a fence, swam across a nearby river, and disappeared into a wooded area. He now faces additional charges in both municipalities, including failure to stop for police, reckless operation, operating after suspension, speeding, and leaving the scene of property damage. A coordinated multi-agency response has been underway since the incident, with K9 units from Milford and Millis, alongside drone teams from Bellingham and Franklin, assisting in the manhunt. Although a K9 track led officers to a Franklin residence associated with Revell, he was not located during the search. Police continue to canvass the area and have established a perimeter while urging the public to remain vigilant. Residents with any information regarding Revell’s whereabouts are strongly encouraged to contact the Bellingham or Franklin police departments immediately. Tips can also be directed to the local tip lines established for this developing investigation. Authorities emphasize that Revell is considered a person of interest and should not be approached. Updates regarding the search operation and any subsequent arrests will be provided as more information becomes available.