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| 3 officers hurt in inmate's escape attempt from Montgomery County Jail |
| By kwch.com |
| Published: 12/12/2018 |
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INDEPENDENCE, Kan. Three corrections officers suffered minor injuries and an inmate faces multiple charges following his escape attempt from the Montgomery County Jail. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office says the inmate, 40-year-old Curtis Lee Harris, from Chanute, assaulted corrections officers in the escape attempt reported early Monday morning. The sheriff's office says Harris used force to gain control of a Taser from one officer. "The corrections officer acted quickly, deploying pepper spray and radioing for backup," the sheriff's office says. When that backup arrived, Harris deployed the Taser, striking a second officer, the sheriff's office says. Read More. |
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