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Jeremy Hunt, left, is still free on Monday after Justin Stumler was captured by Louisville police.
(Louisville Metro Police Service)
Kentucky police are still looking Monday for one of two inmates who escaped a jail this weekend after being hidden in trash cans coming out of their kitchens.
The Louisville Metro Police Service announced this morning that Justin Stumler was found about 11 kilometers from the prison, but his escapee, Jeremy Hunt, is still on the run.
"Justin Stumler has been detained without injury. Great job, 6th division! The ministry said on Twitter, adding the hashtags "#TrashCanProbs" and "#TippinAintSnitchin".
Stumler was arrested in August and faces charges of motor vehicle theft, possession of a handgun by a convicted criminal and possession of drugs, according to the WDRB.
Hunt, who was arrested in June, faces numerous burglary charges, he added.
Police told the police station that the two men were working in the prison kitchen when three other detainees – Gary Bradford, Justin Rankin and Tajuan Burton – helped them search the garbage bins – now facing two police chiefs. Second degree leak charge. The trio pleaded not guilty Monday morning at indictment hearings, reported WDRB.
The prison staff was made aware Saturday night after a spectator saw the inmates get out of the garbage.
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