According to recent reports, the D.C. Police are currently searching for a suspected murderer who managed to escape from custody while being treated at George Washington Hospital on September 6, 2023. The authorities are working tirelessly to locate the individual and bring them to justice.
According to 7News, the authorities have successfully tracked down the suspect accused of murder, who had earlier escaped from police custody while receiving treatment at George Washington Hospital in the first week of September.
At a news conference on Thursday, the D.C. Police and U.S. Marshals Capital Fugitive Task Force announced that they had arrested Christopher Haynes. The 30-year-old was found and taken into custody in Oxon Hill, Maryland at approximately 10:30 a.m.
According to officials, they expressed confidence that they would eventually locate him.
On October 26, 2023, the DC Police conducted a press conference to disclose the capture of a fugitive who had escaped from the GW hospital in September. According to 7News, the suspect was apprehended after being on the run for a significant period.
On September 6, Haynes managed to escape while receiving treatment for ankle pain at the GW Hospital, just after being arrested. During this time, law enforcement officers were in the process of changing his handcuffs when he managed to escape. His escape resulted in a brief lockdown before he was able to flee.
After that incident, he has made several public appearances while trying to conceal his identity in various places. It is yet to be confirmed if any other individuals will be charged in relation to this case.
Haynes is set to face additional charges on top of the murder charge as he has also been accused of escaping.
Currently, an internal inquiry is being conducted to determine whether the officers adhered to the correct procedures for ensuring his safe transfer to the hospital.
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