Law enforcement officials deserve the technology of registration tables to help in capturing prisoner in Alabama who escaped with custody and was captured more than 600 miles away at Buc-Ee’s in Texas.
Melissa police confirmed to Fox News Digital that they were successfully captured by Pierson McKinnley Anthony, 25, who was sought from Marion County, Alabama, after fled in custody.
Shortly before 5pm, on Sunday, January 26, officials said they were warned of a vehicle regarding Anthony’s escape after a camera from the herd marked him near BUC in Anna.
Once the police arrived in place, they said Anthony was leaving the BUC-EE parking lot, followed by a high-risk stop.
Authorities have confirmed that a prisoner from Alabama, 25-year-old Pierson McKinnley Anthony, has escaped, captured Sunday afternoon at Buc-Ee’s in Melissa in Texas. (Collin District/Buc-Ee’s | Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Officials said Anthony surrendered without an incident, and later it was revealed that the driver of the vehicle had too an active crime order to help with Anthony’s escape.
Both Anthony and the driver were taken into custody, and officials said they both stay in Collin County prison while waiting for extradition to Alabama.
The 25-year-old Pierson McKinnley Anthony was captured at Buc-Ee’s in Texas after traveling more than 600 miles from custody in Alabama. (Collin district constipation)
Officials added that Anthony was also charged with a third -degree crime.
Melissa, which is about 65 miles from Fort Worth, It is more than 600 miles away from the prison from which Anthony fled to Alabama.
It was not immediately known for what Anthony’s original charges were and why he was in custody.
Buc-Ee’s in Colorado (Getty)
Melissa Police Directorate The use of a herd technology for finding Anthony.
“This successful concern emphasizes the importance of intervening communication and the dedication of our officials to guard Melissa,” police chief Melissa said Erik Stokes in a statement sent to Fox News Digital. “This is an example of how effective herd technology can be in fear of desired fugitives from all over the country.”
Jata security technology is used by law enforcement agencies, fourth and communities to reduce crime using license plates and a real -time government warning to help find the requested suspects, the company’s website states.
Fox News Digital addressed the Marion County officials and did not immediately get an answer.
Stepheny Price is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business. Tips and ideas of the story can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com
