German Police Hunt for Prisoner After Daring Rooftop Escape
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POLICE are searching for a 35-year-old Serb who spectacularly escaped from prison in Duisburg, Germany, on Sunday morning (30.8). The media report his name as Saša D., while the German police warrant states the only surname Stojanović, without a name. It is reported to be 175 centimeters tall.
A prisoner in Duisburg, Germany, escaped from his cell during the night from Saturday to Sunday. This was reported by German media, citing the Ministry of Justice of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. A manhunt has been launched for the man, who had been detained since February on suspicion of theft.
According to the findings so far, he sawed through a metal bar on the outer window grille.
A 35-year-old prisoner escaped Sunday morning from Duisburg-Hamborn prison around 3.20 (01.20 GMT), climbing the building's outer wall and then fleeing on the roof, announced the German Land of North Rhine-Westphalia's Ministry of Justice, informs DPA, taken over by Agerpres. He was wanted in ...
With a daring action, a man escaped from the JVA Duisburg-Hamborn in the morning. The prisoner sawed through the lattice at the window of his cell and fled over the roof of the asylum.
In the middle of the night, a prisoner climbs over the facade of the JVA Duisburg-Hamborn onto the roof – and disappears without a trace. Where has the lattice rod remained and how did he manage the daring maneuver?
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