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Misplaced Prisoner Back In Custody

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
A man free from prison for almost five months thanks to a clerical error is back in police custody. Fred McCoy turned himself in to Pine Bluff police this afternoon. Pine Bluff police spokesman Bob Rawlinson says McCoy`s paperwork is being processed so that he can begin serving his 36-month prison sentence for domestic battery. McCoy was accidentally released instead of being transferred in September. The state Correction Department didn`t realize McCoy was missing until a reporter asked about his whereabouts two days ago. Department spokesman Dina (DYE-nah) Tyler blamed the mistake on an overloaded prison system. McCoy had been transferred from state prison to the Jefferson County jail to a facility in nearby Sheridan before falling through the cracks. Posted by Mike Hellgren

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