Officials are already posting rewards for individuals who can share information about the whereabouts of 5 escapees from the St. Francois County Detention Center in Farmington, Missouri.
Officials are already posting rewards for individuals who can share information about the whereabouts of 5 escapees. (Photo: Fox News)
Reward Underway for Informants on 5 Escapees
Missouri Police launched a manhunt for five escapees, three of whom are known sex offenders. These inmates escaped from St. Francois County Detention Center in Farmington. The Sheriff’s Department expressed that the inmates escaped at around 7 pm. It started when the group entered a secured cell, then made their way through a secured door by use of force.
According to a published post by Fox News, it is believed that the inmates got onto the jail’s roof through corridors containing the facility’s plumbing. They then made their way back to the ground and out of the area. The inmates then stole a gray 2009 Scion TC with Missouri temporary tags from the parking lot of the Centene Corporation. They were last seen traveling in a southerly direction.
Officials are already posting rewards for individuals who can share information about the whereabouts of 5 escapees. (Photo: Fox News)
5 Inmates Escaped St. Francois County Detention Center in Farmington, Missouri
They were held on felony charges and three of them are known sex offenders. Those inmates are: LuJuan Tucker, Aaron Sebastian, and Kelly McSean aka “Larry Bemboom”. These three are being held for crimes committed while confined in the Missouri Department of Corrections Sexual Offender Treatment Center. The other two were identified as Dakota Pace and Michael Wilkins who were being held on felony warrants.
Surveillance cameras caught the inmates discarding their orange prison clothes. They were then observed wearing white thermal leggings, white boxer and/or basketball shorts and white t-shirts and Tucker was wearing a black tee.
A $5,000 reward is now being offered to informants as the St. Francois County Sheriff’s Department, the Missouri State Highway Patrol, and the United States Marshals Service are assisting in the investigation.
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