Prisoners Escape From Prison

Georgia jail escape update

3 inmates captured after escape from Georgia jail

Authorities are searching for three inmates, including one charged with murder, who escaped from a county jail east of Atlanta on Dec. 22.

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3 inmates, including murder suspect, escape from Georgia jail, sheriff says

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How 3 inmates were able to escape a Georgia jail before being recaptured

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Escaped Georgia Inmates Captured in Miami After Brief Manhunt

The three men who escaped from an Atlanta-area jail have been recaptured, local authorities said, ending a tense but brief manhunt for a convicted murderer and murder suspect.

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FBI: Lyft driver terrorized by men who escaped Georgia jail before she was rescued

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3 inmates captured in Florida after escape from jail near Atlanta

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Three armed and 'extremely dangerous' inmates escape prison, recaptured in under 24 hours

Update: All Three Escapees Back In Custody. According to Lupiani and DiRienzo at FOX 5 Atlanta, all three inmates have been returned to custody, after authorities warned the publi

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Escaped Georgia inmates threatened to kill Lyft driver while fleeing to Florida, affidavit says

The three inmates who escaped the DeKalb County Jail threatened to kill and sexually assault their terrified Lyft driver while fleeing to Florida, court documents reveal.

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3 ‘dangerous’ inmates escape DeKalb County Jail; one is a convicted killer

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — Three inmates escaped the DeKalb County Jail early on Monday morning, including one the U.S. Marshals described as a violent fugitive serving a life sentence. According to the sheriff’s office, the inmates are murder suspect Stevenson Charles, armed robbery suspect Yusuf Minor and arson suspect Naod Yohannes.

One of three escaped DeKalb Jail inmates was serving life in prison for violent attacks targeting gay men

Stevenson Charles, one of three escaped inmates from the DeKalb County Jail, has a violent record of attacks on gay men as well as a federal hate crimes conviction.