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| Butler County inmates escape |
| By WSFA |
| Published: 10/06/2004 |
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The Butler County (Ala.) Sheriff tells WSFA 12 news that two inmates escaped just after one Wednesday morning. Sheriff Diane Harris says the inmates are 18 year old Johnny Lee Patterson and 29 year old Bryan Epps. Patterson was in jail for receiving stolen property. Epps had been arrested for carrying a pistol without a permit. According to the sheriff, the men walked out of the county jail when an officer became distracted. They threw a sheet over the razor wire fence, and ran. Sheriff Harris says Epps got a ride from someone after escaping, who took him to a nearby Waffle House. There are conflicting reports about what happened next. Some witnesses say he left in a purple car with what's called spinner rims. Those are rims that keep spinning even if the car stops. Others say he left in a white Chevrolet with fire painted on the side. Sheriff Harris says canines have picked up the scene of one of the suspects behind the jail. |
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