White supremacist gang leader may have fled Arkansas jail a day before guards noticed, officials say

[TomSea]

White supremacist gang leader may have fled Arkansas jail a day before guards noticed, officials say

The U.S. Marshals Service is offering up to a $15,000 reward for tips leading to the capture of two inmates – one of which authorities say is the leader of a “violent” white supremacist gang – who possibly fled from an Arkansas jail this week more than a day before authorities noticed.

Police, as of Thursday afternoon, are still searching for Wesley Gullett and his fellow inmate, Christopher Sanderson, after the pair slipped away from the Jefferson County Detention Center earlier this week. They were last seen at the jail in Pine Bluff around 8:30 p.m. Monday but officials didn't notice their absence until 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.

Maj. Randy Dolphin, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office operations commander, told the Associated Press that investigators still aren’t sure when the two escaped.

Read more at: https://www.foxnews.com/us/inmates-may-have-escaped-more-than-a-day-before-jailers-noticed

This rings a bell a bit, there was another jailbreak in TN.  Probably another one too, where it took a while to track them down but they did.

[PeteS in CA]

White supremacist group leader, 2nd escapee from Arkansas jail both recaptured
by Stephen Simpson, Clara Turnage | Today at 7:09 a.m.

Two Jefferson County jail escapees were arrested Thursday after a Dover Marshals chief recognized one walking down the street and the other surrendered to officers after becoming dehydrated, officials said.

Chief David Dalrymple said he was driving around the Pope County town just before lunchtime Thursday when he passed a man he recognized as Wesley Gullett.
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Gullett, 30, of Plainview and Christopher Sanderson, 34, of Jacksonville escaped this week from a pod in the Jefferson County jail that is used to hold federal inmates.

"I had a picture on my phone. And I looked at it and thought, 'Yeah, that's him,'" Dalrymple said.

Dalrymple said he turned his car around, stepped out of his vehicle with his gun raised and arrested Gullett, who had escaped from a county prison about 130 miles away.

Dalrymple said the arrest went smoothly, and Gullett is in the custody of the U.S. Marshals Service.