An Arizona man turned himself in to a Tucson prison on Saturday, but turned around and walked right back out of the prison.

Brandon Robinson turned himself into authorities on an outstanding warrant. Shortly afterwards, Robinson escaped from the Pima County Jail by pretending to be employed at the prison, according to officials.

Robinson had been in the booking area of the jail, when an official left him alone before medical workers came to examine him. He had been left unhandcuffed, and picked up a clipboard. Pretending to be a prison employee, Robinson walked right out of the jail.

Officials say they are still looking for Robinson and that he now faces escape charges on top of his outstanding warrant charges.