Avoided a prisoner of NC has a history of attempting to escape from the implementation of the law
“Dangerous” prisoner who is on Wednesday in a victory after he escaped North Carolina Prison with the help of his colleagues from cellular colleagues has a history of trying to avoid implementing law, including one incident in which he “fired two rounds from a small caliber gun in three MPs,” the authorities say.
John Nigh – whose criminal history involves violent accusations and includes several counties – persecute From the Sheriff Office of the Craven County, a fugitive Working Group of US Marshal and other agencies after escaping from Craven County Prison on Sunday afternoon.
“The search determined that with the help of his two cells, the prisoner removed the ceiling grille, entered the chase for the municipal ceiling and left the roof through the ventilation housing,” said Sheriff’s Craven Sheriff Office. “The habitats hid his escape by filling the mattress, making it seem to have slept in his cell.”
“Nigh was armed in past meetings with the Law Implementation Officers and should be considered dangerous,” he warned.
In one meeting in June 2024, the Sheriff of the Onlow County Office said Nigh shot his deputies while trying to avoid arrest.
“Nigh sought the Sheriff of the Pamlico County Office for two criminal offenses and one offense, including punching and entering a motor vehicle, a criminal offense and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Nigh was located in a residence in the Hubert area,” the said at that time.
“However, as the MPs approached, Nigh tried to avoid arresting by fleeing the back door of the house and in the wooded area. After physical contact, Nigh fired two rounds from a small caliber gun in three deputy,” he added. “Fortunately, none of the MPs was hit. Nigh was submerged and taken into custody without further incident.”
Nigh was later charged with three points attempts to kill first degree and attack a law for a law by showing fire weapons regarding the incident.
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In May 2024, Nigh faced accusations in Craven County, including drug possession, resisting the officer and an attack on an officer who included exposure to Fentanil, the WCTI said.
The station reported that at one point Nigh tried to escape from the Deputy Sheriff of District Craven, while in custody and that he was also charged with causing $ 200 harm on the property owned by the Carolinaest Medical Center.
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Nigh is described as a white male about 6 feet high 2 inches, weighing 190 pounds. Craven County Sheriff said he had tattoos with the letters “JMN” on the upper left hand and a cross on the upper right hand.