Police warn public to not method pair who escaped from jail
- Benjamin Pownall and Jack Humphries left the open jail at round 5.15pm
Police have warned the general public to not method two males who escaped from jail who have been serving an accumulative 11-year sentence once they left.
Benjamin Pownall and Jack Humphries left the open jail at round 5.15pm on Wednesday, and police consider the pair escaped in a automobile.
Pownall, 27 and Humphries, 28, absconded from HMP Sudbury in Derbyshire and are believed to have travelled into Staffordshire.
Serving a four-year four-month sentence, Pownall was in for theft, weapons and driving offences.
Humphries had been jailed for seven years and two months for drug offences.
Jack Humphries, 28, is among the escaped prisoners from HMP Sudbury
Benjamin Pownall, 27, is believed to have escaped with him in a automobile
Pownall, 27 and Humphries, 28, absconded from HMP Sudbury in Derbyshire (pictured)
Derbyshire Police stated: ‘Both have hyperlinks to the Stoke space and the general public are suggested to not method them.
‘Instead anybody who has details about their whereabouts is requested to contact Derbyshire police’.
You can contact Derbyshire Police by utilizing reference 23*751340 over social media, electronic mail or cellphone.
