A number of inmates have escaped from the Prison based in Suffolk from a recent number of reports.
The news came as one inmate was announced missing in the early hours of this morning, Tommy Mitchell, 21, had been found to have escaped from the prison, Hollesley Bay in Suffolk. He is currently serving a six years and six month sentence for burglary’s and other theft crimes.
Police are now on the hunt for Mr Mitchell who is known to the Great Dunmow and Harlow areas of Essex. He is described as white, 5ft 9in tall, of medium build and with brown hair.
It’s like a game of cat and mouse…
Another report came from the news of another inmate being found after escaping from Hollesley Bay Prison at the beginning of the month.
Zain Hussain, 22, was reported missing from the Prison in the early hours of the morning on 2nd April, but since then has been found and returned back to the Prison to serve his four year and two month term.
Mr Hussain was described as being 6.1ft tall with brown eyes and a beard. He had been convicted of burglary, theft of motor vehicles and causing serious injury by dangerous driving and had escaped and been on the run from the open prison before being found.
Mr Hussain was found in Kent where was located and arrested on Thursday, April 8.
The reports of these escaping convicts are being shown from reports back in November 2020 where the hunt began for Robert Maxfield, an inmate who was serving a life sentence for death by dangerous driving as well crimes on theft with an intent to steal. Mr Maxfield escaped on 28th November 2020 and was described as 5ft 11in, tall and has a black panther tattoo on his right arm and another tattoo on left forearm.
The list goes on and on and on
Now the latest report has shown that inmate Dernova Arsen, who’s 26, was discovered to be missing at around 7.50pm on Sunday 11th April.
He’s serving a sentence of seven years and nine months for possession with intent to supply cocaine and acquiring criminal property.
He is described as 5ft 7in tall and of an average build. He is known to the Watford area, Hertfordshire.
In 2019, a report was released that statistics showed 14 inmates had escaped from the open prison from 2017 to 2019, however, the question is still asked as to how these individuals escape and where they flee? There are no known public transport routes and the nearest train station is some distance away.
What does the future hold for Hollesley Prison?
