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← Return to briefingA Liberty County inmate who escaped in Kingwood has been apprehended. The individual, Yorlan Reyes, was taken into custody in Mukilteo, Washington. This arrest occurred nearly three weeks after the initial escape.
Local authorities had provided information about Reyes to the US Marshals, which led to his capture. The US Marshals then made the arrest in Mukilteo. Further details about the escape and arrest can be found through Fox 26 Houston, the source of this information.
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