WOODSON COUNTY — The search for one of three inmates who escaped from the Woodson County jail in Yates Center ended just after 8a.m. Friday.
Three inmates escaped from the jail Thursday. Two were found approximately an hour later, according to the sheriff’s department. The manhunt for 29-year-old Jordan Alan Stout continued overnight.
On Friday morning, law enforcement authorities received a tip that Stout was returning to town.
They located him in Yates Center where he drove away in Chevy S-10 pickup on Thursday, according to the sheriff’s office.
On Monday Yate’s Center Police arrested Stout for alleged criminal threat. He had been held on a bond of $6500.
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WOODSON COUNTY — Authorities are investigating after three inmates escaped Thursday from the Woodson County jail in Yates Center, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.
Two are back in custody but the search continues for one inmate identified as 29-year-old Jordan Alan Stout.
The Woodson County Sheriff’s office had no new information on the search as of 7a.m. Friday.
Stout is described as 6-foot-2, has brown hair and hazel eyes and was wearing orange jail scrubs.
He was possibly driving a maroon 2001 Chevy S10 pickup with a dark greet tailgate and a Kansas license 303HYV, according to the sheriff’s department.
Stout was arrested by Yates Center Police on May 6, according to online jail records. He was being held on a bond of $6500.
Authorities released no additional details.
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WOODSON COUNTY — Authorities are investigating after three inmates escaped Thursday from the Woodson County jail in Yates Center, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.
Two are back in custody but the search continues for one inmate identified as 29-year-old Jordan Alan Stout.
According to the Woodson County Sheriff’s department, Stout is described as 6-foot-2, has brown hair and hazel eyes and was wearing orange jail scrubs.
He was possibly driving a maroon 2001 Chevy S10 pickup with a dark greet tailgate and a Kansas license 303HYV, according to the sheriff’s department.
Stout was arrested by Yates Center Police on May 6, according to online jail records. He was being held on a bond of $6500.
Authorities released no additional details.