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| Four Inmates Escape From Okla. Jail |
| By Associated Press |
| Published: 04/04/2002 |
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Four prisoners broke out of a county jail Wednesday by smashing through a ceiling and an inner wall and escaping through an air conditioning duct. They then climbed over a 10-foot fence topped with razor wire, Sheriff Randy Richardson said. They may have fled in a minivan discovered stolen Wednesday morning. A shoe and a piece of torn clothing were found near the fence. Richardson said bars cover the air conditioning vents at the Logan County Jail, but once the prisoners broke through the ceiling and the inner wall, they were able to get behind those bars. The jail, located near a historic district of antique shops, is more than 100 years old. The escaped convicts were identified as Timothy Glenn Garner, 20; Phillip Dean Hancock, 38; Dedrick Max Bloss, 22, and Tanner Michael James, 22. Garner was being held on charges arising from a domestic dispute and an assault on a police officer. Hancock faced drug charges. Bloss and James had transferred to the jail from other facilities, and the sheriff wasn't immediately sure what charges they were facing. They were all in the same cell at the time of the early morning escape. They were discovered missing during a 6 a.m. head count. Richardson said sanding and repainting work is under way at the jail and may have covered up any noise made in the escape. |
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