This is the moment when the inmate's attempt to freedom be struck as a wall – when he gets an escape hole.
Alan Leandro da Silva, 32, is embarrassed to stuck embarrassingly in the prison wall while the firefighter is trained through concrete around his stem.
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Strange footage Alan shows his body resting on a blue chair while firefighters are trying to free it from the cell wall in prison in the Brazilian city of Rio Branco.
His back was without a shirt, characterized by a large demon tattoo, tense from the floor on the floor.
It also appears to be wounded, with visible rules and bloody wounds shown in the video.
The officers said they should be very careful not to injure the upper part of his body during the drilling process.
Alan tried to escape through the rugged hole while the guards were dispersed.
But it seems that it reduced the estimation of the size of the escape hole – or his body – quickly found himself stuck in the dean inside the wall.
After the guards noticed a “strange movement” in the cell on Monday, the firefighters called for help.
The officers carefully extracted the prisoner, who was released without weakening.
A spokesman for the fire department said:
However, during an attempt to escape, he was trapped inside the opening.
“In light of the situation, the criminal police contacted the firefighting administration to implement the rescue.
“After the comprehensive work, the rescue team managed to successfully release the victim, which was safely handed over to the criminal police team, which was already in the position of preparation at the scene.”
The man was given first aid before returning to his cell.
Prison officials have not yet explained how the man got the tools or how he did not notice the big hole in the wall.
It comes as three of the potentials who accidentally burned their smuggled car.
Security footage of southern Australia shows a clumsy man who puts the front of a liquid – before the escape planning plan.
Meanwhile, a member of the prosperous crew activated the flying segment by accidentally – removing it from service and delaying hundreds of passengers.
The Gaffe, which occurred on the BA flight in January, cost the airline 100,000 pounds.
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