Authorities in Mississippi are looking for a convicted killer who escaped from jail Tuesday afternoon, describing him as “desperate” and “very dangerous.”
The George County Sheriff’s Workplace says Drew Johnson, 33, managed to get out of the South Mississippi Correctional Establishment in Leakesville.
In a publish on Fb, the sheriff’s workplace says: “He will be desperate and very very dangerous. Call your family and alert them. Send messages to them and get responses. People tend to be more generous during Christmas and let their guard down. Be vigilant and be careful. Please share this.”
The Mississippi Division of Corrections says Johnson is “a large white male,” 6 toes tall and 200 kilos, with blond hair and blue eyes, and urges anybody who spots him to contact the closest legislation enforcement company. An undated picture launched by the sheriff’s workplace exhibits he has tattoos on his neck, throughout the highest of his brow and by his eyes.
Johnson was convicted of murder/homicide in February 2022 in Rankin County, Mississippi, and sentenced to a life time period.
In accordance with a 2022 assertion from the District Lawyer’s Workplace in Shelby County, Tennessee, whereas Johnson was awaiting trial within the Mississippi case he pleaded responsible to a number of crimes in Shelby County, together with the 2016 stabbing loss of life of a person whose physique was present in southwest Memphis and the tried homicide of a fellow prisoner within the Shelby County Jail.