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| 3 inmates break out of prison in Kansas |
| By The Kansas City Star |
| Published: 09/27/2004 |
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Three minimum-security inmates escaped Saturday morning from the Lansing Correctional Facility's East Unit, prison officials said. Brett Peterson, a prison spokesman, said all three inmates, who were in prison on charges ranging from burglary to assault, should be considered dangerous. He said the three were reported missing at 10:55 a.m. The Leavenworth County sheriff's office was notified of the escape. State and county officials did not immediately release information about how the escape occurred or how the search for the escapees was being carried out. Officials identified the escapees as Jeremiah Joseph Harvey, Todd J. Lloyd and Gary LeRoy Ross. Harvey was serving a 29-month sentence from Atchison County for convictions on burglary and theft charges. Lloyd was serving a 55-month sentence from Reno and Sedgwick counties for convictions of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, criminal use of a weapon, burglary, theft, contributing to the misconduct of a child, aggravated solicitation of a child and indecent solicitation of a child. Ross was serving a 48-month sentence from Stevens County for burglary. |
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