Police are still trying to trace a man who went on the run after allegedly ramming a stolen vehicle into a police car, injuring an officer.
Police believe Daniel Perry, 34, may be receiving help from fellow criminals.
The collision happened in Shepshed on Sunday, September 9. The officer in the police car suffered an injured arm.
Police are linking Perry, who is from the Shepshed area, to the incident.
Loughborough police commander Inspector Johnny Monks said: "We believe members of the criminal fraternity are giving him a roof over his head.
"I would like to remind them that if we find anyone harbouring this man they will brought in and charged with assisting an offender – something that can be dealt with by a prison sentence."
Officers had been tailing the stolen car from Whitwick and attempted to stop it when it reached Shepshed.
But the driver drove into a waiting police car and three other empty vehicles.
A female passenger was arrested while the driver, believed to be Perry, fled.
Earlier this month, Insp Monks described Perry as "one of the most active criminals in this area".
Contact Loughborough police on 101, or phone Crimestoppers, which is free and anonymous, on 0800 555 111.
