Police Capture Jail Detail Escapee
POSTED: Friday, April 18, 2008
UPDATED: 7:17 pm EDT April 18,
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The inmate who escaped the Duval County Jail on Adams Street has been captured, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.Police said 28-year-old Michael Glenn was working as a trustee when he walked away from the jail on Tuesday evening.When he disappeared, he was one of five trustees cleaning up after a painting project on jail property.Glenn was being held on violation of parole when he escaped. State records show he was convicted of lewd and lascivious behavior on a child in 1999 and had failed to register a new address as a sex offender in 2005.The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office announced the inmate's capture Friday afternoon.According to a police report, SWAT, K9 and Air 7 aided in Glenn's capture.He was taken into custody at the Lamplighter Mobile Home Park, where he found hiding in a storage shed behind a mobile home.Glenn is now facing a charge of escape from prison, jail, road camp or other penal institution.
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