And, in news of other perps, the cops have finally been able to locate the last of the Kolbe Foundation's 28 escapees.
They are Micheal Faux and Erwin Lanza, two men imprisoned for very different crimes who managed to stay on the run for almost four months.
But they were caught in Ladyville on Sunday and they now face the same charge of escape.
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"I'm happy to say that we have now closed that chapter having recaptured all 28 of those escapees. You'd know that over the weekend Police were able to capture Micheal Faux and Erwin Lanza, they were found in the area, they have since been charged with escaping from prison and are also expected to appear in court this morning. I want to take the opportunity to thank the public who helped us tremendously with information that lead to re-capturing all 28 prisoners as well as to thank our police officers who worked tirelessly to ensure that we were able to get those prisoners in prison where they belong, making our country much safer."
Cherisse Halsall:
"Sir will there be any differentiation between how Faux and Lanza are dealt with because we know that Faux is a convicted murder while Lanza just went to jail for a weed plant."
Chester Williams, Commissioner of Police
"Well, it doesn't the law does not differentiate when you escape you escape the only thing the law can maybe look at is the length of time that they were out and the amount of resources the state spent in their re-capture and based on that then the state may determine the extent of the punishment that they're going to impose."
Faux was serving life imprisonment for murder while Lanza was serving time for the charge of possession of a controlled drug with intent to supply.
