(KMZA)--A manhunt launched in Nemaha County, Kansas, has been called off. 

That word is delivered in a text message alert sent by the County Sheriff's Office and follows the search for the 33-year-old man Wednesday. 

According to the alert, the suspect was last spotted in Nebraska, heading west. 

It's not immediately made clear whether or not he, and a female traveling with him, are on foot or in a vehicle. 

The update, which says caution is urged for anyone who spots the suspects, was sent around 3:30 Wednesday afternoon. 

The manhunt was launched late Wednesday morning after the man, wanted for a parole violation in Nebraska,  wrecked his vehicle after attempting to elude authorities and fled on foot.

Authorities were searching in the area of L-4 Road and Highway 71 near the Nebraska state line.

The Nemaha County Sheriff’s Department describes the suspect as a 33-year-old white male, standing 5 foot, 10 inches tall, with blond hair.

The female, who was in the vehicle that wrecked, is described as white, in her mid-20’s, with  blond hair with pink streaks. 

Anyone who spots the pair should make no contact, but call law enforcement immediately.

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