Fourth escapee caught; four still at large

Victor Sotelo was caught in Albuququerque; the remaining escapees are Edward Salas, Larry McClendon, Michael England and Louis Chavez The fourth of eight escapees from the Curry County jail has been captured in ...

[XENA]

4 down 4 to go.

[Escape]

WEll WEll WEll!!! The little DRATSAB (backwards) showed up in an ABQ Apt. Besides him, who else was arrested, at the same time, for helping him? I hope this web of cops and U.S. Marshals captures at least a couple dozen that were instrumental in their escape, transportation, hiding, feeding, and comforting these criminals. Great going all you law enforcement folks.

[Escape]

XENA wrote:

4 down 4 to go.

YEAH!!! Only matter of time.

[Rambo Light]

Shucks! I thought for sure one of the escapees would have been caught by ABQ undercover agents investigating a local massage parlor! You'd think that those that have been in jail for some time would enjoy a good massage and other services ... no, wait! They do get or give those in prison too (wanted or unwanted)... I forgot! This guy's day is coming. Good job US Marshall's!

[Detention Officer]

Smirky little boy, ain't he? Thinks he's cool when in fact he is a loser. Get a job Victor.

[Angeleyes Blue]

Wake up people. Why are we losing criminals? This should be a no brainer!

[Viva]

What a total fiasco this has been. They had cameras on the exterior of the jail, but not working. The Sheriff or Chief of Police (whatev) not the sharpest crayon in the box. It took how many hours before they were discovered missing? For the interior of the jail, clearly shows one of the inmates covering the door entrance (to the closet or wherever they were escaping from) with a blanket as to obstruct the view from the cameras.....and nobody did sh.it.

Has to be Barney Fife and his crew on the job.

[Silverlady]

Viva wrote:

What a total fiasco this has been. They had cameras on the exterior of the jail, but not working. The Sheriff or Chief of Police (whatev) not the sharpest crayon in the box. It took how many hours before they were discovered missing? For the interior of the jail, clearly shows one of the inmates covering the door entrance (to the closet or wherever they were escaping from) with a blanket as to obstruct the view from the cameras.....and nobody did sh.it.
Has to be Barney Fife and his crew on the job.

Just for the record, the Sheriff did not have control of the jail. The county manager and county commissioners do, and they hired 2 women from Carlsbad to run the jail. So, the sheriff is not to blame.

[Viva]

Silverlady wrote:

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Just for the record, the Sheriff did not have control of the jail. The county manager and county commissioners do, and they hired 2 women from Carlsbad to run the jail. So, the sheriff is not to blame.

Nonetheless, I've heard him speak, more than once. IMO not too bright. So who's in charge of the his officers? So who's in charge of those officers job expectations?

[lady]

who was in master control? count should be performed every hour. master control should have records of everyones where abouts, and what kind of retarded co or do would let inmates hang a blanket so you can't see what's in back? hello were missing with criminals. i think that the only people to blame is the officer of the pod and master control they should always know where inmates are at all times. when they leave a pod it needs to be logged down and during count all inmates should be accounted for by performing a head count. guess it doesn't work that way anymore huh? then again how many shady people end up as co's or do's? did anyone think to do an investigation on the officer in charge of the pod? good luck with the rest of them that are still out and about.

[Firegazer]

I have some compassion and regret for these young men because they probably had little to no parenting, grew up with gang banger parents, and had almost no chance. On the other hand I'm seeing a lack of Hispanic leadership, these kids are mostly Hispanic and the state is more than willing to shuffle them off to the pen and doing very little on the front end to save others.