Two inmates who escaped Sunday from El Dorado Correctional Facility and a former prison employee were apprehended this morning in New Mexico, according to prison spokesman Dale Call.
Authorities said the former corrections officer, Amber Goff, 23, played a role in helping the two inmates, Steven A. Ford and Jesse L. Bell, escape from a recreation yard.
Bell, 33, is serving sentences from Finney, Leavenworth and Cowley counties for forgery, burglary, battery and escape. Ford, 26, is serving a sentence from Wyandotte County for robbery and indecent liberties.
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storm (anonymous) says…
wonder if the inmates thought the State of New Mexico was not actually a State - like New York and New Jersey, and instead thought the State of New Mexico was a country
Bladerunner (anonymous) says…
That would confirm their stupdity wouldn't it?
justthefacts (anonymous) says…
The reports on this matter indicated the woman had left behind directions for driving to Canada. Either their sense of direction is really bad, or they were TRYING to throw off those whom they knew would be looking for them.
srj (anonymous) says…
Didn't you see "Broken Arrow" justthefacts?