The man the police were looking for was found “folded” in a washing machine (4 photos)

The alleged gunman's expression was a combination of guilt and embarrassment, sheriff's deputies said.





David Jerome Jackson, 31, who had been on the run for two months in Florida, USA, was found by police crumpled inside a washing machine.

The man was wanted for a March 14 incident in which he allegedly fired a gun inside a home. The charges include firing a handgun into a dwelling, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, criminal damage to property and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.



Sheriff's deputies said they received information that Jackson was inside the home. After what they described as an extensive search of the premises, officers went to the laundry room where they finally found Jackson pinned in the washing machine.





Officers recovered Jackson's "folded" body from the "surprisingly small washing machine drum." The alleged gunman's expression was a combination of guilt and embarrassment, sheriff's deputies said.

"He was pulled out of the dryer one limb at a time as he clung to his cover," the sheriff's office said.

Jackson was taken into custody.