
The Penitentiary Administration Secretariat confirmed the escape that occurred in the early hours of Monday.
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Five inmates escaped from Taperoá Public Prison in the early hours of the morning.
Five inmates from the Taperoá Public Prison escaped in the early hours of this Monday (5). The information was confirmed by the Paraíba Penitentiary Administration Secretariat (Seap-PB).
The fugitives were identified as Edson Alves Ferreira Júnior, Hayslan Felinto Rocha, Kennedy dos Santos Queiroz, Matheus Brito de Albuquerque and Miguel Ribeiro Vilar.
Seap-PB did not inform the circumstances of the escape.
In a note, the secretariat stated that it is adopting “the appropriate operational, administrative and legal measures”.
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