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Person of interest IDed in Tewksbury mail carrier threat manhunt

Police in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, shared a photo Wednesday of a person of interest in connection with a manhunt for a masked man accused of threatening a U.S. postal worker with a gun, which prompted a large police presence.

The man was caught on surveillance video Tuesday driving a red-colored Hyundai sedan in front of police. He would later ditch that car and flee towards the woods.

The person being sought, believed to be in his late teens or early 20s, was wearing a mask and a dark-colored sweatshirt, Tewksbury police said.

The incident began at the corner of Main and Shawsheen streets about 11:04 a.m., according to police and the Postal Inspection Service.

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