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Jail inmate caught after police chase |
By Louisville Courier-Journal |
Published: 12/20/2004 |
A Jessamine County (Ky.) Jail inmate was recaptured Dec. 10 after stealing a road department employee's truck and leading police on a chase, authorities said. Andrew Clay Hurt, 20, of Wilmore, was caught in the parking lot of a downtown drugstore, where the truck crashed into a parked van. No one was injured. Hurt was on a work detail for the county road department Dec. 10 when he was reported missing about 2:45p.m. Police arrested Hurt shortly after the 4:30 p.m. crash. Earlier this year, Jessamine Circuit Judge Hunter Daugherty had sentenced Hurt to five years in jail on charges of felony theft and burglary. One of the theft charges was for stealing a truck in March from a Nicholasville residence, according to court records. |
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