US EditionEscaped inmate flees on light rail from Seattle-Tacoma Airport
- Sedrick T. Stevenson, 28, broke free from supervision during transport at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Sunday morning around 11 a.m.
- During the check-in at the ticket counter, a contracted agent escorting Stevenson to Kentucky was unable to maintain custody, allowing him to escape.
- Stevenson fled toward the light rail station, boarded a northbound train, and was last seen departing Capitol Hill station on security cameras.
- Authorities initiated a search following the inmate's escape, notifying the Port of Seattle Police at approximately 11 a.m., though airport activities continued without disruption.
- Stevenson is actively being sought by authorities on charges including second-degree escape and several outstanding warrants from Kentucky, as the search for him continues.
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Police search for fugitive who escaped from Seattle’s airport in handcuffs
SEATTLE (AP) — A man fled custody inside Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and was able to take a light rail train into the city, authorities said. Port of Seattle police were notified around 11 a.m. Sunday that a man had escaped from the airport while he was being taken to Kentucky, where he was wanted on
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The Independent (US)Suspect escapes at airport and now is loose after taking train into city
Sedrick T. Stevenson, 28, broke free from agents and escaped on a light rail train
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