The 4th prisoner who gotaway from a Mississippi jail was discovered Thursday, according to the Hinds County Sheriff’s Office.
Corey Harrison, 22, was taken into custody at a house in Crystal Springs, Mississippi by the constable’s workplace and the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force. A lady, 38-year-old Jodie Marie Tebo, was likewise apprehended in connection with the escape and dealswith charges of assisting and abetting, the constable’s workplace stated in a declaration on social media.
Crystal Springs is about 20 miles from the Raymond Detention Center where Harrison and 3 other prisoners left from last month. The males, who were jailed on a variety of felony charges, are thought to have gotaway through the roofing of the detention center, according to the constable’s workplace.
Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones stated on Twitter the examination is continuous and thanked the “state, federal and regional law enforcement firms that helped with the tense days long examination and search relatingto the escapees.”
One prisoner caught, 2 discovered dead after escape
Harrison’s fellow prisoner Casey Grayson, 34, was discovered dead at a truck stop in New Orleans Sunday and an autopsy will be carriedout to identified his cause of death, authorities stated.
Jerry Raynes was recorded last week in Spring Valley, Texas more than 400 miles from the jail. Investigators stated Raynes took a Hinds County Public Works car and left to Texas.
Raynes’ capture came after the death of Dylan Arrington. Arrington passedaway after he barricaded himself in a main Mississippi house, set it on fire and shot a deputy in the leg throughout a standoff with law enforcement, Leake County Sheriff Randy Atkinson informed The Associated Press. Police suspect Arrington fatally shot Anthony Watts, a 61-year-old pastor, in Jackson and took his truck after the escape.
Contributing: The Associated Press