Authorities search for inmate who walked away from Los Angeles facility

Authorities are looking for an inmate who walked away from a correctional facility in Los Angeles on Saturday.

Carlos Montes, 30, walked away from the Male Group Reentry Program (MCRP) round 4:30 p.m., in keeping with the California Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

Brokers had been alerted after receiving notification of an alarm on Montes’ monitoring machine. Employees members searched the power, however the man was nowhere to be discovered.

Montes is described as a Hispanic man who stands 5 toes 8 inches tall and weighs 164 kilos. He has brown hair and brown eyes and was final seen sporting a burgundy shirt and jean shorts.

He was serving a five-year sentence for second-degree theft and evading or trying to evade a peace officer whereas driving recklessly, authorities stated.

Montes was admitted into the correctional facility on Feb. 14, 2022.

“The MCRP permits eligible people dedicated to state jail to serve the top of their sentences within the reentry facility that gives packages and instruments essential to transition from custody to neighborhood,” officers stated. “It’s a voluntary program for males who’ve as much as two years, however a minimum of 60 days, left to serve. This system hyperlinks contributors to a spread of community-based rehabilitative providers that help with substance use issues, psychological well being care, medical care, employment, schooling, housing, household reunification and social help.”

Anybody who sees Montes or has data of his whereabouts is requested to contact legislation enforcement or name 911.