Alabama prisoner serving murder sentence escapes in Montgomery

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – The Alabama Division of Corrections is looking for an inmate, convicted of homicide, who escaped Saturday afternoon.

Kyle David, an inmate assigned to the Montgomery-based Pink Eagle Work Heart, left his assigned job location round 5:15 p.m., ADOC stated. The division didn’t present any particulars on particularly the place David’s assigned job location was.

The escapee was serving a 99-year sentence for a 2000 homicide conviction out of Etowah County.

David’s ADOC custody classification lists him as a “minimum-out” inmate, that means ADOC considers such inmates “don’t pose a big threat to self or others and appropriate to be assigned off-property work particulars with out the direct supervision of correctional officers.”

The classification additionally requires that such inmates “should stay in jail clothes always and work is usually assigned to solely authorities positions (i.e. metropolis, county, ADOC, ADOT, and many others.) Inmates on this custody are typically assigned to Neighborhood Work Facilities (CWC) with larger safety services solely preserve a small variety of job assignments requiring minimal supervision.”

David, 49, is 5′11″ and roughly 190 lbs. He has black hair and brown eyes.

Anybody with info on David’s location is requested to name the Alabama Division of Corrections at 1-800-831-8825.

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