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HANCOCK COUNTY, MS (WLOX) -
Authorities from Harrison County to Slidell, Louisiana remain on the lookout for a man who escaped from the Hancock County Jail Sunday evening.
Sheriff Ricky Adam said the man on the run, 28-year-old Perry Thomas, is a known member of the Vice Lord Gang and is considered dangerous. Thomas was being held without bond for sexual battery of a child, theft and several other charges. He was arrested just one day before he escaped.
The question many people are asking is how were Thomas and another man able to escape?
Blood splatters, orange jump suits and sandals could be seen Monday hanging on and around the barbed wire fences where two inmates climbed out of the Hancock County jail courtyard.
Adam said the inmates were let outside at 5pm. Six minutes later camera show Montrell McPherson and Perry Thomas scaled three barbed wire fences and escaped.
"When they brought the inmates in, they noticed they were gone," Adam said. "They were two short, so they sent out a message to dispatch, dispatch notified everybody."
That notification went out just after 6pm. Then, 45 minutes later, Adam said McPherson was found in the woods across from the sheriff's department.
"He was caught because he missed his ride," Adam said. "The other inmate, as we have found out since, contacted a female to pick him up on the highway. Well, when he got in the car, he made her leave and left her behind."
Rhakee Lyons was the woman allegedly waiting for Thomas when he escaped. Lyons, along with Shondreka Lee, who authorities said drove Thomas to Slidell sometime after midnight, are in jail charged with aiding in the escape.
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FLINT, MI -- Police are searching for the male driver responsible in knocking down two fences outside a West Bristol Road business.
Police were called for a hit and run around 10 a.m. Friday, June 27 in the 2000 block of West Bristol and spoke with security who informed them a hit and run took place three days earlier.
An officer checking surveillance video noticed a dark-colored pickup truck westbound on Bristol Road. The vehicle can be seen entering the property and striking a fence on the west side of the property.
The vehicle continued traveling across the property, according to a Flint police report, struck an east side fence and pushed it into a parked vehicle.
The driver is seen getting out of his vehicle and checking it for damage before driving off.
A rear driver side tail light was damaged on the parked vehicle, along with damage to the fence areas. No further suspect information was available at this time from police.
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Cars, signs, fences and buildings were among property vandalized with white spray paint in Sterling, Illinois.
Overnight from Thursday, June 26 Friday, June 27, 2014 the Sterling Police say vandals used white spray paint to damage property between 4th Avenue East to 6th Avenue East and property on 4th Street North to East 7th Street.
Debbie Mills said she woke up to find her sons car had been vandalized with the white spray paint overnight.
You feel very invaded upon when youre property, which youre working hard to pay for, and someone just comes along and spray paints it, Mills said. Doesnt make you feel very good.
Police said cars, stop signs, fences, property belonging to Sauk Valley News, and the Maple Pancake House were vandalized.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Sterling Police Department at 815-632-6640, or call the Whiteside County Crime Stoppers at 815-625-7867.
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KUCHING: Kuching City North Commission (DBKU) has spent more than RM200,000 to replace stolen drain covers, fences and other vandalised public properties.
Kuching City North mayor Datuk Abang Abdul Wahap Abang Julai said the drain covers and fences made of metals were stolen as they were of high value.
Vandalism and thefts of public properties have been a disturbing problem and we spent over RM200,000 last year to undo the damage.
However, we have seen a downward trend and hope for zero vandalism through our community engagement programme and through educating people to respect public property, he told The Borneo Post recently.
He said they had replaced lamp posts at Reservoir Park and Museum Garden, signage as well as railings in areas under DBKUs jurisdiction.
He said the commission had resorted to replacing metal drain covers and steel fences with composite materials.
We replaced drain covers, signage and railings with composite materials which have no value so people are not interested to steal them, he explained.
They identified a few areas such as Semariang and Kampung Gita where vandalism was rampant. However, through engagement with the community and use of composite materials, there had generally been a downward trend in vandalism activities.
He also called on the public to work with the commission to look after and respect public properties to achieve its zero vandalism target.
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LIBERTY COUNTY, Texas -- A Tornado Warning was issued for parts of Liberty County after a storm spotter reported seeing a funnel cloud, emergency officials said.
Some residents reported that their fences were knocked down along with some trees. KHOU11 viewer Brandi Wagner said her pickup was damaged when a large part of a tree fell outside her home.
There were no reports of major damage, however, and the Tornado Warning was allowed to expire about an hour later.
It all started around 11:30 a.m. Friday. The Liberty County Office of Emergency Management said troopers spotted a possible tornado near FM 1008. It was seen moving along 321 near FM 1008 not far from Dayton.
The tornado was over a wooded area.
"There were no reports of damage from the tornado that touched down earlier. We're basically asking folks to monitor the media, and if people can, they need to seek out strong shelter," said Tom Branch with Liberty County OEM.
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