Work furlough escapee captured after 10 months on the run
A 49-year-old inmate, who escaped from the Oahu Community Correctional Center eight months ago, was captured Monday in Iwilei.
Rene Adriatico was arrested on suspicion of second-degree escape. He was serving time for drug charges, and police said he failed to return while on a work furlough from the prison on Aug 1.
George Goings, 41, who failed to return from a work furlough on May 31, was captured on Molokai Monday and returned today to OCCC. t
Goings was serving time for various drug offenses and firearms violation.
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No more furloughs for him. Loser.
Let’s see…
Headline says “on the run for 10 months.”
First paragraph says “escaped from the Oahu Community Correctional Center eight months ago…”
Flip a coin.
Why they don’t put tracking devices on these work furlough inmates is beyond me. I am sure the costs would be outweighed by the liability lawsuits on their criminal action while on the loose. Once again, who the heck is in charge–just common sense???
Why waste money on the contraptions? Obama has implemented means to pardon all non-violent criminals which includes drug offenses.
Nonsense.