State officials said that a former police chief in Arkanas is serving for decades for murder and rape, who fled on Sunday.
Grant Hardin, a former police chief in the small town of Al -Bawaba, near the borders of Arkansas Momori, fled the central unit of Caliko Rock, where he was held since 2017.
Corporation officials have not provided any details about how he escaped.
They said that Garvin was disguised and was “wearing temporary clothes designed to imitate law enforcement when he fled from the central northern unit.”
The division of correction and the division of the correction of the community follows the expected customers with local, state and state law enforcement agencies.
Hardin admitted that he was guilty in October 2017 with his first -class killing in the death of James Appleon, 59.
According to a written statement presented in the case, Appleton worked in the Gateway Water Department and was speaking to his son -in -law, then the Gateway andrew Tillman mayor, when he was shot in his head on February 23, 2017 near Garfield.
Police found Appleon's body in a car.
Hardin, who was a four -month gate police chief in early 2016, was sentenced to 30 years in prison.
He is also serving 50 years in prison for rape in 1997 for a primary school teacher in Rogers, northern Vitville.
KFSM-TV, who was reported to be guilty in 2019, wrote that the police used DNA samples from the crime scene to apply for John de in 2003 as the statute of limitations approached.
DNA was tested against old and new profiles, and investigators got a match when Hardin was imprisoned for Appleon's killing.
