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cybervampira said:
What is this on his right foot?

Conroe Police Department, Texas

At 7:20 this morning CPD received a call of an escaped prisoner in the 800 block of N. Loop 336. Texas Prisoner Transport Services was transporting a group of prisoners from various locations across the country. There were two guards and 10 prisoners aboard the van when they stopped at McDonald's for food. Cedric Joseph Marks was able to escape the van and fled south of the location. A perimeter was set up and a search conducted utilizing K9 officers and law enforcement from multiple agencies. After an extensive K9 search and new video surveillance emerged, law enforcement regrouped and began a grid search from the original location. The suspect was located in the 1000 blk of Windswept hiding in a trash can. The suspect surrendered without incident, is in custody and is being interviewed.
At this time the circumstances surrounding Marks escape are still under investigation. Once the investigation is complete the finding will be presented to the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office.
CPD would like to thank the many LE agencies who assisted in this investigation:

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
US Marshals and Gulf Coast Task Force
Texas DPS CID
Texas Rangers
Texas Highway patrol
ATF
Harris County Sheriff's Office
Harris County Precinct 3
Harris County Precinct 4
TDCJ K 9
Montgomery County P 2
Conroe Fire Marshal
US Customs and Border Patrol
Homeland Security Investigations
ICE
Splendora PD

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It looks like he traveled on foot for almost 1 mile. From McDonalds to 1000 blk of Windswept: Google Maps
 
cybervampira said:
What is this on his right foot?

Conroe Police Department, Texas

At 7:20 this morning CPD received a call of an escaped prisoner in the 800 block of N. Loop 336. Texas Prisoner Transport Services was transporting a group of prisoners from various locations across the country. There were two guards and 10 prisoners aboard the van when they stopped at McDonald's for food. Cedric Joseph Marks was able to escape the van and fled south of the location. A perimeter was set up and a search conducted utilizing K9 officers and law enforcement from multiple agencies. After an extensive K9 search and new video surveillance emerged, law enforcement regrouped and began a grid search from the original location. The suspect was located in the 1000 blk of Windswept hiding in a trash can. The suspect surrendered without incident, is in custody and is being interviewed.
At this time the circumstances surrounding Marks escape are still under investigation. Once the investigation is complete the finding will be presented to the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office.
CPD would like to thank the many LE agencies who assisted in this investigation:

Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
US Marshals and Gulf Coast Task Force
Texas DPS CID
Texas Rangers
Texas Highway patrol
ATF
Harris County Sheriff's Office
Harris County Precinct 3
Harris County Precinct 4
TDCJ K 9
Montgomery County P 2
Conroe Fire Marshal
US Customs and Border Patrol
Homeland Security Investigations
ICE
Splendora PD

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A dirty sock with a hole in it?
 
I am waiting on the details of how he escaped.

To transfer a dangerous double murderer with a long history of crimes in a van with nine other prisoners is asinine! Who makes the call on how a vicious criminal will be transported?
 
“MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas — Conroe Police said Cedric Marks hid inside of a 55 gallon trash can for as long as nine hours while authorities from 17 different agencies searched for him.“

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“Among the agencies that helped in the search for Marks were, the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, U.S. Marshals, the Gulf Coast Task Force, Texas Department of Safety Criminal Investigation Division, Texas Rangers, Texas Highway Patrol, Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, Harris County Sheriff's Office, Texas Department of Criminal Justice K9 Division, Harris County Precinct Two, Three and Four Constables, Conroe Fire Marshal's office, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement.”

Cedric Marks caught hiding in trash can, ending 9-hour search, police say
 
Gardener1850 said:

That look he gives right before the video ends... :eek:
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margarita25 said:
“Got him!”

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ETA:

Is he wearing a scarf too? Where did he get the clothing?
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I think what looks like a scarf is part of the jacket. Screen shot from the youtube video I posted above:
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But good question on where did he get that jacket? They don't seem to be taking it off of him either... just checking the pockets... :confused:

ETA: For some reason my screenshot is not showing up in the post... See video if you can't see it here. Sorry! :oops:

ETA2: I think I got the screenshot to work now.
 
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Cedric Marks, MMA fighter, caught after escaping a police van - CNN
Marks was in restraints, according to CNN affiliate KPRC-TV, but after he escaped, he was able to get out of his shackles. Lt. Dorcy McGinnis with the Conroe Police Department said during a news conference Sunday that two employees from the transport service and nine other inmates were in the van at the time.

"We do believe there was still one (guard) in the van or near the van," McGinnis said when asked whether Marks was being supervised. Police described Marks as extremely dangerous.
 
“Christy said they believe Marks was in the trash can all day long. He said Marks did not contact anyone during his escape.

"We're really excited for all the assistance we received from other law enforcement across South Texas," Christy said.

Christy and Montgomery County Sheriff Scott Spencer confirmed the two murder warrants were issued by the Texas Rangers.”

Cedric Marks caught hiding in trash can, ending 9-hour search, police say
 
Another picture:
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MMA fighter Marks captured after 9-hour manhunt
 
'Extremely dangerous' inmate captured after manhunt in Conroe

“What followed was a day-long manhunt involving 17 agencies, which deployed helicopters, K-9 tracking dogs, multiple ground units and automated phone calls warning local residents to stay indoors.

By Sunday afternoon, K-9 units had tracked Marks to where he hid inside a 55-gallon trash can two blocks away.

"(Marks) surrendered without incident," said Conroe Police Department Chief Jeff Christy following Marks' recapture.”

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“Texas Prisoners Transport Services did not respond to multiple requests to comment about the escape.”

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"It was very critical" that Marks was apprehended before sundown, Chief Christy said at a press conference.

Christy added the suspect will remain in Conroe as authorities interview him, the guards and the other 9 inmates who were being transported during the escape.”
 
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