Smiling fugitive recaptured and returned to Kentucky after dramatic airport escape
In May, a fugitive fleeing custody at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport was surprisingly pleased to be re-arrested, and as the law enforcement officers took him back to Kentucky, he made a wide grin.
Warren County Sharif office shared the update at Sedrick T. Stevenson and thanked other agencies for their help and said that they “closely coordinated with the US Marshals and Seattle region agencies to ensure the safe return of Stevenson.
The photos published by the Warren County Sharif office show that Stevenson smiled cheerfully while sitting on a plane next to more than one law enforcement force – a striking contrast with the conditions he returned to custody.
“So we wanted to make sure that it was brought back smoothly. Seattle Police, Seattle Police, US Marshals, Air Marshals and TSA port.”
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This time the authorities did not take any chance with Stevenson, and they were tied to a wheelchair and guaranteed that the law enforcement officers would carefully observe in the plane’s window seat with zero problems.
MPs joked about the cross -country trip to get Stevenson and took the task for about 24 hours.
“I am pleased to inform Wcrj that it was reserved after 2 direct flights, 4 time changes and 21 straight hours,” the authorities said. He said. “He (Stevenson) received VIP service and provided a 5 -star fan review.”
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28 -year -old Stevenson, Bowling Green, Kentucky’s warrants, on May 4, the agent lost control at the airport countertops away from a contracted agent.
Seattle Police Port confirmed that Stevenson, who was in the shackles, had disappeared for more than a month until he was caught by the US Marshals by riding a slight rail train and he fled the video with video cameras.
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US Marshals Service Fox told 13 Seattle He was arrested by a second person, whom Stevenson was arrested in the Seattle neighborhood and said that researchers helped Stevenson in his escape.
“This arrest sends a clear message: No matter how long it lasts or how long it takes, justice will catch them. Our deputies and duty officers have worked without getting tired, and with an unchanging devotion to detention Stevenson, the community can be listened to more easily, the US Marshal Donhens said that a dangerous altar was no longer in the streets.
The officials in Kentucky were held in Stevenson King County prison until they brought him back to their states.
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During the escape, Stevenson was returned to Kentucky with more than one accusation, including a fiery weapon, a third -degree attack and a convicted criminal to have a controlled substance.
Fox News Digital reached the US Marshal office, but did not get a response immediately.
Alex Koch from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
