UPDATE! John Parsons Captured in Ross County, Ohio

On October 19, 2005, John Parsons was captured without incident only a few miles from the Ross County jail he escaped from in July, 2006. He was found inside a small shack located on the property of a lumber yard. A local hunter found the shack and notified law enforcement. He spent 83 days on the run. For numerous videos on the capture, use the "search" function at nbc4i.com

Parsons escaped from jail while awaiting trial for the murder of Chillicothe, Ohio Police Officer Larry Cox in 2005.

I realize that this information is not breaking news. Several people, however, have told me that they have not heard many details about the capture. I do think that the capture of Parsons is important for the Cox family and those in law enforcement.

Ohio Police Officer Returns To Work With Artificial Leg

Officer Ryan Nagy of the Middleburg Heights, Ohio Police Department recently returned to work after losing his leg in a traffic crash that occurred while he was conducting a traffic stop on April 11, 2005.

A truck struck Nagy's police cruiser and pinned the officer between two vehicles. Nagy spent almost two months in the hospital.

Officer Nagy's desire to return to work is an excellent example of the dedication displayed by those in law enforcement.

Image taken by newsnet5. For additional details and a short video interview with Officer Nagy, go to newsnet5.com

In case you were wondering, the at-fault driver in the crash received an $800 fine for his actions.

John Parsons Added to FBI's 10 Most Wanted List

Last Saturday, America's Most Wanted did another segment on escaped cop killer John Parsons. This is the THIRD time America's Most Wanted has featured Parsons (the killer of Chillicothe, OH Police Officer Larry Cox).

In addition, The FBI added Parsons to the 10 most wanted list. Parsons now finds himself in company with the terrorist Usama Bin Laden. The reward for the capture of Parsons is now OVER $100,000. For the latest updates, go to amw.com