MERIDIAN, Idaho — A man is in custody after a search that led to lockdowns at two schools Thursday.
Cody Rose, 30, and his passenger, Marissa Riley, 40, were involved in a police chase that started just after 11 a.m. Thursday on State Highway 44 in Canyon County, according to Meridian Police.
After the chase Thursday morning ended at the Ada-Canyon county line, Rose and Riley were believed to have gone into the Paramount subdivision near Chinden Boulevard and Linder Road. Meridian Police set up a perimeter in an effort to contain the suspects, and announced lockdowns at Paramount Elementary School and Rocky Mountain High School as a precaution.
The precautionary measures at the schools were lifted after police determined Rose and Riley had fled the area.
Riley was found and arrested later Thursday as she was trying to catch a ride out of the area via Uber. Riley is being held on a parole warrant and suspicion of misdemeanor drug possession.
Rose, who police had warned should be considered "armed and dangerous," was taken into custody Friday morning. Rose was booked in the Canyon County Jail on a felony parole violation.
"We would like to thank the community and the media for their assistance with this case," Meridian Police tweeted.
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