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Inmate breaks loose after trip to hospital
By Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Published: 11/12/2004

A Johnson County (Ark.) inmate held on a parole violation escaped while being escorted from a hospital Thursday afternoon.
Jay Brandall Alston, 41, was wearing orange jail overalls and orange handcuffs when he broke free and fled from officers walking him to a patrol car for his return trip to jail, said sheriff's dispatcher Glenda Morrison.
Morrison said she didn't know why Alston was at the hospital.
Law enforcement officers and two search dogs were searching the Clarksville area Thursday afternoon.
Alston is described as 5-foot-10, 185 pounds with graying brown hair and a receding hairline.


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