Escaped Arkansas inmate arrested by Oklahoma agencies – FOX23 News

HASKELL COUNTY, Okla. — An escaped inmate has been taken into custody based on the Haskell County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO).

According to an HCSO social media post, over the previous few days, HCSO was aided by the US Marshals Service, LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO), Sequoyah County Sheriff’s Office and different agencies to “bring a fugitive to justice.”

HCSO mentioned on Dec. 23, they obtained information about Jeromy Call, who, based on the Crawford County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), escaped from the Crawford County Detention Center.

HCSO then coordinated with LCSO to safe Call’s location and convey a a number of week manhunt to a detailed, based on HCSO.

HCSO mentioned Call is suspected of a number of thefts within the Haskell County, LeFlore County and probably Sequoyah County.

HCSO additionally mentioned information from his arrest result in the restoration of a Jeep stolen from Haskell County, a pickup truck stolen from LeFlore County and several other different small gadgets, together with firearms and binoculars.

In a social media post, the CCSO mentioned Call was capable of escape the Crawford County Detention Center by way of a duct vent.

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