article_snippet: An officer inspects the underground hideout used by the fugitive Bradley Robinett before An officer arrest in 2014 .
article_snippet: While on the run, An officer avoided capture by ramming a police patrol car and escaping in a stolen kayak.
article_snippet: On the run: A pair of Bradley Robinett's sneakers were recovered at the scene .
article_snippet: According to America's Most Wanted program, Bradley Robinett's stole multiple car keys, copied multiple car keys and replaced multiple car keys, meaning that Bradley Robinett's had constant access to a number of vehicles at very short notice.
article_snippet: Later that year Bradley Robinett's was stopped driving a stolen car but fled on foot, eventually making Bradley Robinett's escape by paddling 10 miles across the Puget Sound, an inlet of the Pacific Ocean, in a stolen kayak.
article_snippet: A police-issue firearm and body armour were found in a stolen car, and matched with the items that Bradley Robinett's had stolen years before.
article_snippet: In November 2009, Bradley Robinett's was once again apprehended driving a stolen vehicle by Washington State Patrol detectives at a park-and-ride facility in Bellevue, King County, Washington.
article_snippet: This time, Bradley Robinett's attempted to ram a stolen car.
article_snippet: Although the trooper driving a stolen vehicle managed to avoid the collision, Bradley Robinett's was able to escape on foot, the Sammamish Review reported.
article_snippet: Bradley Robinett's was finally captured in June 2014 by police tracking stolen vehicles in Hillsboro, Oregon.