Manhunt underway for Oklahoma inmate escapee with history of fleeing prison custody

A manhunt is underway in Oklahoma for an inmate who escaped from a state facility on Sunday and was found lacking throughout an evening-time roll name, officers mentioned Tuesday.

Frank Logan, 56, slipped away from the Oklahoma State Reformatory in Granite on Sunday, when he was found lacking throughout a 6 p.m. inmate depend, the state Division of Corrections (ODOC) mentioned in a press launch. A spokesperson for the company mentioned Tuesday investigators are nonetheless wanting into how he was capable of escape. 

Logan, who has been in ODOC custody since a minimum of 1987, is at present serving a number of sentences, together with 60 years for a previous escape from imprisonment, the division mentioned. 

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The ODOC has described him as being a White man with “low-cut balding hair and a goatee.” He’s weighing about 200 kilos and standing at 5-foot-10. He has a recognized hyperlink to the United Aryan Brotherhood and has swastika tattoos on his higher again and proper higher arm and different tattoos on his torso. He allegedly goes by the aliases “Tony Crisp” and “Tony A. Crider.”

Anybody who has seen Logan or is conscious of his whereabouts is requested to name the Division of Corrections Fugitive Warrants Division at 405-425-2570.