Prisoner escapes deputy’s custody in Pembroke
Courtesy: Robeson County Dentention Center
52-year-old Herman Locklear was charged with second-degree burglary and larceny. He escaped custody from deputies Wednesday in Pembroke.
Published: October 14, 2009
Updated: October 14, 2009
Robeson County Deputies are searching for man who escaped while being taken to a Pembroke courtroom Wednesday morning.
Maj. Howard Branch said 52-year-old Herman Locklear was charged with second-degree burglary and larceny.
He is a Native American male with gray hair, brown eyes, and tattoos on his lower left arm of a heart and the word “Pansy.“
This the second escapee in Robeson County in about a week. Last week, an inmate escaped from the Robeson County Detention Center.
Branch said they have a group of officers in Pembroke searching for Locklear and they hope get him in custody soon.
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They are still in the dark ages down here in the south. Youll have to wait intil someone who really important gets killed Then they will do something differented, But not intil then And most likely that was one of there family member
This easy escape thing will continue as long as bleeding heart activist courts demand that prisoners be brought in clothed in innocence [with out chains or other restraints]. Persons charged with serious crimes should be shackled at all times when out of holding areas. The baddest man on the planet cannot get away in leg irons and cuffed to chain belt.
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