WINTERSVILLE Two inmates walked away from the Eastern Ohio Correction Center Monday.
Jefferson County sheriff’s deputies said Curtis Glauser, 6869 State Route 800, Uhrichsville, and Bryan Bassett, 230 Wood St., Sistersville, WV, jumped a fence in the recreation yard and fled into the woods. The men were wearing black pants and camouflage shirts.
Glauser had been sentenced in Tuscarawas County for a probation violation, while a judge in Monroe County had sentenced Basset to EOCC for attempted failure to comply with an order or signal of a police officer.
Steubenville’s new K9 officer, Puma, and his handler, Sgt. Rob Cook, tracked the pair north to State Route 646, deputies said.
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as off winning season. has preferential treatment been given to these boys because they are part of the football team? no that s not true. they are facing charges. no. reporter: the sheriff believes some of what is being posted online and on social media about the case is false. they give us a black eye. and when you have people continue to put false information out there, you know, it s tough to make it go away. reporter: stubenville police chief bill mccafferty says despite many pleas, few witnesses came forward. the thing i found most disturbing is, depending on who actually was there, why didn t somebody stop it? reporter: but the state maintains that s exactly what happened and that the defendants were hardly shy about what they allegedly did. a text message from trent mays to a friend presented as evidence said, she was like a dead body. i just needed some sexual attention. poppy harlow joins me now live from stubenville. we understand a third eyewitness for the
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