BREAKING 2nd inmate who escaped from Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center taken into custody
A fourth person is facing charges following the escape of two inmates at the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center.An inmate who escaped the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center on May 7 was taken into custody Wednesday morning, Action News has learned.
Ameen Hurst, 18, is accused of committing four murders. He had been on the run since his escape, but was taken into custody in Southwest Philadelphia, according to police. Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw tweeted about the capture: "Escapee Ameen Hurst was just taken into custody at 6100 Washington Ave without incident. Special thanks to all of our investigators and USMS Philadelphia for their tireless efforts."SEE ALSO:
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