Mississippi authorities say they have captured the second of two escapees who broke out of a detention facility in May.
“Escapee-Joseph Spring was captured this morning by HCSO and the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force following a brief vehicle encounter in the west Jackson area,” Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones said in a tweet Saturday. Spring and Michael Lewis, both 31, went missing from the Raymond Detention Center, about 15 miles west of Jackson, on May 29. Four men had escaped the same center the month before.
Lewis had been in the facility since December and was being held on charges related to DUI, possession of marijuana, felony fleeing and convicted felon in possession of a firearm, among others, he said. The men were also believed to have holds with other agencies for their arrests, the sheriff added.
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