Police can’t say it’s connected to Steven Branscome, but they are looking for a missing flatbed in Floyd County

Steven Branscome has been on the run for days, after State Police say Branscome shot a Giles County State Trooper last Friday.  Timothy Boone, a Floyd County native, joined the search on Sunday. Why? “$25,000 sounds mighty good and I feel like Steve would turn himself in to me quicker than police without issue.“

Steven Branscome’s Great Uncle and cousin speak about their fears, and why they think police are wrong about how Branscome learned to escape from police

A seach warrant shows police believed Steven Branscome was at a home on Indian Valley Road two days before they say he shot a State Trooper.  The couple who lives there tells 10 On Your Side Branscome is their friend.

Ongoing Search: Police are actively searching for Steven Branscome.  He is considered armed and dangerous, and familiar with the area.  State Police offfering $25,000 reward for his arrest.

Virginia State Trooper Richard Hughes in his own words about him allegedly being shot by Steven Branscome.

Police think Steven Branscome may be involved in a stolen truck in West Virginia.