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Inmate captured outside Hermiston
By eastoregonian.com
Published: 02/27/2015

Police have captured an inmate from Two Rivers Correctional Institution who walked away from his prison work crew Wednesday morning at Finley Buttes Landfill near Boardman.

Steven Lee Fox, 49, made it about 24 hours and traveled to south of Hermiston before he was caught by a Umatilla County sheriff’s deputy near South First Street and East McKinney Avenue.

Patrols searched through the night for Fox in both Umatilla and Morrow counties, visiting with farmers along Highway 207 and checking around the GreenWood Resources Boardman Tree Farm at Interstate 84. Oregon State Police Lt. Mike Turner of the Pendleton Area Command said they followed up on several reported sightings of Fox, but did not find any signs of the inmate’s whereabouts.

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