Knoxville, TN (WOKI) Another individual is charged with helping suspected cop killer Kenneth DeHart evade police capture for over five days following his flight from a traffic stop on February 8.

Knox County arrest records say 46-year-old Maurice Warren has been charged with accessory after the fact for buying two phones for DeHart who is accused of killing Blount County Deputy Greg McCowan and injuring Deputy Shelby Eggers.

According to the records, Warren bought two phones on February 8 at a store on Ray Mears Boulevard in Knoxville to give to DeHart. Both phones were pre-paid, and Warren reportedly bought them with cash.

DeHart’s brother, Marcus and girlfriend Carrie Matthews are also charged with being accessories after the fact.

Warren is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on March 5 in Knox County’s felony court.

Meigs County, TN (WOKI) One body is recovered, and a Meigs County Sheriff’s Office deputy is still missing after arresting a woman Wednesday night.

Multiple agencies are collaborating in the search for Deputy Robert J. Leonard who officials say took a woman into custody around 6:00 p.m. Wednesday night on Highway 60, then crashed his car near the Blythe Ferry boat ramp.

Leading the investigation is the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, but several other agencies, including the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and Tennessee Highway Patrol, are helping in the search.

In a press conference Thursday afternoon, District Attorney Russell Johnson said Deputy Leonard’s car was found in the water near the ramp Thursday. Leonard’s body was reportedly not inside the car, but the body of a woman believed to be the arrestee was in the back seat, Johnson said. However, sheriff’s office officials have been in contact with both Leonard’s and the arrestee’s families.

As for the details of what happened, Johnson and sheriff’s office officials said Leonard had arrested the woman, who has still not been identified, texted his wife about the arrest, then radioed to say he had a detainee he was bringing back.

About 12 minutes later, Johnson said, Leonard radioed again, in distress, and said something about water.

Upon finding the car, Johnson said the driver’s side window was open and Leonard’s body was not inside the car. Sheriff’s office officials said that they are hoping to find Leonard alive.

So far, sheriff’s officials said they hope the search for Leonard is a rescue mission, but it is possible that they are looking for a body.

Leonard had joined MCSO in December and was from New York, Johnson said.