Authorities in northern Arizona are on high alert as the Navajo Police Department hunts for an "armed and dangerous" suspect connected to a Monday shooting in the Cameron area. The manhunt is centered on Derick Myron, 44, who officers are trying to zealously track down. As per the Navajo Police Department's Facebook post, police paint Myron as a 5'10" individual with a slender build, black hair, and brown eyes. Cameron, where the uneasy search is unfolding, is found southwest of Tuba City.

According to FOX 10 Phoenix, Myron may be driving a black 2017 Ford pickup truck, noticeable by its New Mexico license plate RFW880. The Navajo Police Department has stressed that if anyone were to see Myron, they should not approach him directly. Instead, members of the community should ensure to immediately call the police.

The nature of the shooting that prompted this manhunt has not been thoroughly detailed. However, it has been categorized as an isolated incident, reducing the perceived threat to the wider community. Steps were taken earlier to secure the safety of residents, with a shelter-in-place order previously enforced near Cameron Chapter House and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. As reported by ABC 15 Arizona, this directive has since been lifted as the situation is currently not deemed an active threat.

The Navajo Police have made a clear call to the public for assistance. Anyone who might hold information regarding the whereabouts of Derick Myron or his identifiable black pickup truck should immediately contact the Navajo Police Department or any local law enforcement agencies. Despite the urgency of the search, the authorities stressed the importance of not engaging Myron, reminding the public of the potential risk involved. The relevant contact numbers for the Navajo Police are 928-283-3111 and 928-283-3112, acting as pivotal lifelines for a community caught in a tense and searching vigil.