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Escaped Inmate Caught Quickly
October 8, 2012
An Escambia County man’s freedom was short-lived after he escaped from the Escambia County Jail Sunday afternoon.
Patrick Deboard, 33, was an inmate worker inside the jail. Deputies said he was able to get out of the jail’s kitchen area after stealing a set of keys. He then fled the area on foot, shedding his orange jumpsuit and white rubber boots along the way.
After an intense search, deputies caught Deboard near Highway 29 and Brent Lane. He was returned to jail with an escape charge added to his previous charges of burglary, theft, criminal mischief and dealing in stolen property.
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2 Responses to “Escaped Inmate Caught Quickly”
Lol, what a freakin dummy he was askin for a longer stay in jail! Isnt there a mandatory five years for escape???
Well, he just got a stiffer sentence. Dumb!