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– The Hinds County, Mississippi sheriff said Thursday that one of the inmates who escaped a Mississippi detention center has been captured in Spring Valley Village.
According to a tweet from the sheriff, Jerry Raynes was taken into custody. The Harris County Sheriff’s Office and Spring Valley Police Department assisted with the capture. Update: Escapee Jerry Raynes is in custody in Spring Valley, TX. USMFTF, Harris County Sheriff’s Office and Spring Valley PD assisted with the capture. Raynes will be held facing extradition back to MS. Investigation is still ongoing.
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