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Updated: 10:47 AM Nov 19, 2008
UPDATE: Ashland Escapees Caught Near Lexington
Kentucky State Police say two inmates who escaped from a halfway house in Ashland have been arrested.
Posted: 10:08 AM Nov 19, 2008Reporter: Phil Weber Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
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UPDATE: Wednesday 11/19
ASHLAND, Ky. (WSAZ) -- Kentucky State Police say Anthony Lykins and Donnie Brown were captured Tuesday night in Winchester, Ky.
They were located and arrested at a trailer park around 10 p.m.
Both are now being held in the Clark County Detention Center on escape charges.
ORIGINAL STORY: 11/17
ASHLAND, Ky. (WSAZ) -- Police continue to search for two inmates who escaped from a halfway house in Ashland.
Kentucky State Police say 24-year-old Anthony Lykins and 20-year-old Donnie Brown, both from Winchester, Kentucky, took off around 9 p.m. Sunday night. Both men were staying at Transitions.
KSP say the men were last seen on foot heading for the 13th Street Bridge. Both were wearing dark blue jackets with dark colored pants.
Lykins was being held on a 2nd degree robbery conviction, Brown on a 2nd degree burglary conviction.
Anyone with information is asked to 911.
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Posted by: 1st Mr. Obvious
on Nov 19, 2008 at 06:28 PM
My comment was just a an observation. It has nothing to do with giving people a 2nd chance. Everybody makes mistakes. I lived in the Ashland, KY area for 6 years, so I still read KY news when I can. It just seems once a week we are reading about 1 or more escaped convicts in KY. One day an innocent person is going to get caught up in this. What is up? I really think the key is on the wall.
Posted by: Larry
on Nov 19, 2008 at 11:56 AM
Watching the closest trailer parks for these 2 was like watching watering holes for animals. These people are given chances and they make their decisions cleary known.
Posted by: Pablo
on Nov 19, 2008 at 10:24 AM
The expense incurred by the state of Kentucky to re-capture these low-life scums should be paid by chores these two need to do while in prison. No release, no parole, no probation until they repay the cost of the search. With the economic situation we are all facing, its not fair to have us pay our hard-earned taxes to re-capture these maggots. Let them pay for it and in the process perhaps they will learn a valuable lesson and serve as an example to others.
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