Prisoner Escaped From Presbyterian Hospital
168 St Station (A) (C) (1), Washington Heights, Manhattan
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- Police are searching for an escaped prisoner last seen fleeing toward the 168th St A train station in a hospital gown.
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Based on available information, officers have continued to search for, but have so far not located, the escaped prisoner, last seen near 168 St Station.
Police have updated the escaped prisoner's description to include a black t-shirt with a large red-and-white logo on the back and blue paper pants.
Police are canvassing the area and have notified transit authorities.
Incident reported at 168 St Station (A) (C) (1).
Based on available information, officers have continued to search for, but have so far not located, the escaped prisoner, last seen near 168 St Station.
Police have updated the escaped prisoner's description to include a black t-shirt with a large red-and-white logo on the back and blue paper pants.
Police are canvassing the area and have notified transit authorities.
Incident reported at 168 St Station (A) (C) (1).
Based on available information, officers have continued to search for, but have so far not located, the escaped prisoner, last seen near 168 St Station.
Police have updated the escaped prisoner's description to include a black t-shirt with a large red-and-white logo on the back and blue paper pants.
Police are canvassing the area and have notified transit authorities.
Incident reported at 168 St Station (A) (C) (1).
Based on available information, officers have continued to search for, but have so far not located, the escaped prisoner, last seen near 168 St Station.
Police have updated the escaped prisoner's description to include a black t-shirt with a large red-and-white logo on the back and blue paper pants.
Police are canvassing the area and have notified transit authorities.
Incident reported at 168 St Station (A) (C) (1).
Based on available information, officers have continued to search for, but have so far not located, the escaped prisoner, last seen near 168 St Station.
Police have updated the escaped prisoner's description to include a black t-shirt with a large red-and-white logo on the back and blue paper pants.
Police are canvassing the area and have notified transit authorities.
Incident reported at 168 St Station (A) (C) (1).
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YEO I JUST SEEN TBIS NGA RUNNING NAKED ACROSS THE BLOCK🤣🤣🤣
@ricosuav3 lmfaooo
He’ll fit right in if he makes it to the platform.
Ikr? Doesn't even have to tear the hospital bracelet off his wrist!
Good job NYPD. Keep scrolling on your phones instead of doing your jobs.
He escaped because the police were on there phones
YEO I JUST SEEN TBIS NGA RUNNING NAKED ACROSS THE BLOCK🤣🤣🤣
@ricosuav3 lmfaooo
He’ll fit right in if he makes it to the platform.
Ikr? Doesn't even have to tear the hospital bracelet off his wrist!
Good job NYPD. Keep scrolling on your phones instead of doing your jobs.
He escaped because the police were on there phones
YEO I JUST SEEN TBIS NGA RUNNING NAKED ACROSS THE BLOCK🤣🤣🤣
@ricosuav3 lmfaooo
He’ll fit right in if he makes it to the platform.
Ikr? Doesn't even have to tear the hospital bracelet off his wrist!
Good job NYPD. Keep scrolling on your phones instead of doing your jobs.
He escaped because the police were on there phones
YEO I JUST SEEN TBIS NGA RUNNING NAKED ACROSS THE BLOCK🤣🤣🤣
@ricosuav3 lmfaooo
He’ll fit right in if he makes it to the platform.
Ikr? Doesn't even have to tear the hospital bracelet off his wrist!
Good job NYPD. Keep scrolling on your phones instead of doing your jobs.
He escaped because the police were on there phones
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YEO I JUST SEEN TBIS NGA RUNNING NAKED ACROSS THE BLOCK🤣🤣🤣
@ricosuav3 lmfaooo
He’ll fit right in if he makes it to the platform.
Ikr? Doesn't even have to tear the hospital bracelet off his wrist!
Good job NYPD. Keep scrolling on your phones instead of doing your jobs.
He escaped because the police were on there phones