Jefferson County Sheriff's Office searching for 2 Huber walkaways

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Wis. (CBS 58) -- The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is looking to track down two Huber walkaways.

The sheriff's office says Jeremiah Smith, 42, was serving a nine-month sentence at the Jefferson County Jail for felony retail theft, as a repeater. They say he walked away from the jail on Aug. 10. 

Officials describe Smith as standing 5'8" tall, with tattoos on both forearms and hands. He has a skull tattoo on his right hand and the name "Mia R" on the left side of his neck. 

Robert Zimmerman, 39, left the jail on Aug. 19 for a job interview in the City of Watertown, according to the sheriff's office, and did not return. Officials say his last known address was in the Town of Sumner. Zimmerman was serving a 35-day child support commitment. 

He's described as 6'1", about 160 pounds, with "Keenan" tattooed on the underside of his right forearm and "Kessley" on the underside of his left forearm. He has a full sleeve on his left arm, extending to the back of his hand. 

Anyone with information on their whereabouts is urged to contact the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office at 920-674-7310. 

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