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| Inmates escape from Lerdo prison |
| By TheBakersfieldChannel.com |
| Published: 02/22/2005 |
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Two inmates have etched their names into the growing list of inmates who have successfully escaped from Kern County (Calif.) prison facilities. Sheriff's detention officers noticed at approximately 8:15 p.m. on Feb. 20 that two inmates had scaled a perimeter fence and escaped from the minimum-security facility. The inmates, Lucas Aguirre Jr., 25, and Ramon Bravo, 21, were not found after an extensive search using search dogs and helicopter support. One day later, Aguirre was found hiding nude in a portable toilet in a vineyard near the prison and re-apprehended. Sheriff's detectives have no leads into the whereabouts of Bravo. The escape comes one month after another pair of inmates at Wasco State Prison put a mattress over the perimeter fence and got loose. One of those inmates turned himself in, but the other is still at-large. |
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