Key takeaways:
- Corey Harrison, 22, was apprehended at a home in Crystal Springs, 20 miles from the Raymond Detention Center.
- Jodie Marie Tebo, 38, was arrested and is facing charges in connection with the escape and investigation.
- The capture of the last inmate brings the investigation to a close, after the inmates had wreaked havoc on communities in and around Jackson for almost two weeks.
Four inmates who escaped from a Mississippi jail have been apprehended, with the last one found Thursday morning at a home in Crystal Springs.
Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones announced that Corey Harrison, 22, was taken into custody at the home, located about 20 miles from the Raymond Detention Center near Jackson, Mississippi’s capital. Harrison and three other inmates had escaped from the jail on April 22.
The sheriff also announced that a 38-year-old woman from Crystal Springs, Jodie Marie Tebo, was arrested and is facing charges in connection with the escape and investigation.
Sheriff Jones thanked the “state, federal and local law enforcement agencies that assisted with the tense days long investigation and search regarding the escapees.”
The four inmates had wreaked havoc on communities in and around Jackson for almost two weeks after their coordinated escape. The capture of the last inmate brings the investigation to a close.
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