Nancy Guthrie raid on Shadow Hills residence and detainment of driver of gray Range Rover lead to no arrests as individuals initially detained and thought to be linked to Savannah Guthrie’s mom’s kidnapping were ruled not involved and released.
No arrests were made following a raid at a Tucson, Arizona home Friday night along with a driver of a gray Range Rover initially detained during the hunt for Nancy Guthrie.
A law enforcement source told CNN that no-one was taken into custody during a SWAT raid on a home and an FBI traffic stop on a gray Range Rover sport.
One man was questioned but subsequently released, CNN stated, after investigators decided he was not the missing 84-year-old woman’s abductor.
Shadow Hills house raid lead to initial two men and woman detained
Fox News had earlier reported that three people were detained at the house located in Tucson’s Shadow Hills area, with one detained during the traffic stop.
It is unclear if the individuals apprehended, initially reported to be two men and a woman were briefly detained by investigators before being released.
KVOA shared an unconfirmed report of a neighbor seeing one person shoot themselves in the head during the SWAT raid of the Tucson home, but there was no further information about that alleged incident.
Leading up to the raid of the home stated to be near E Orange Grove Rd & N First Ave, a huge team of armed SWAT officers and forensics vehicles had descended on the scene.
🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL: At least 3 people detained in the search for Nancy Guthrie, a “possible major breakthrough”
SWAT and police are swarming the area
Items have been removed from a Range Rover, which was towed
We need MAJOR progress, Nancy must be found!pic.twitter.com/SdrqO4Xfrx
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) February 14, 2026
No breakthrough as Nancy Guthrie whereabouts continues to remain mystery
Around the same time, the driver of the Range Rover SUV was pulled over.
FBI agents were filmed investigating the contents of the car’s trunk, which had been obscured from photographers’ view with a sheet.
The SUV was later towed away. No further detail has been shared on why the house and car was targeted.
Pima County Sheriff’s Office issued a statement late Friday saying the raid on the house was linked to the disappearance of Guthrie.
They said they would issue more information in the early hours of Saturday morning, then said they had been asked not to do so by the FBI.
The setback comes on day 14 for the search of the missing matriarch who according to her family had a serious heart condition which requires daily medication. Nancy Guthrie’s whereabouts remained unknown, including whether the mom was still alive.
