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A prison inmate who escaped from a moving van near Lockport while in transit from a court appearance was captured six hours later south of Joliet after police dogs caught his scent in a yard storing portable toilets and a helicopter crew using infrared technology located him in one of the toilets, authorities said.
Cesar Sanchez, 37, who state records show is serving a 7-year sentence for burglary, escaped about 2:15 p.m. near 159th Street and Farrell Road, a commercial strip not far from Lockport Township High School’s East Campus.
"caught his scent"? We'll bet that afterwards, those poor police dogs are going to be bleaching their nasal cavities for a month.
In the meantime, "Port-o-let" Sanchez will be getting a few extra years tagged onto this previous sentence.
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posted by SCC at 12:30 AM
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When you gotta go, you gotta go!!
In the meantime, "Port-o-let" Sanchez will be getting a few extra years tagged onto this previous sentence.
Ahhh, the old "Dirty Sanchez"...
” Dirty Sanchez ”
There can be none better.
Come on cezar ” dirty” sanchez of course
"Dirty" Sanchez comes to mind. Sorry
"Dirty Sanchez" or "Stinky Sanchez"
Turd Burglar
They will never think of looking for me in here.
That guy was always full of shit.
that was a shitty ending.
The real dirty sanchez!
It was a shitty job, but someone had to do it...
he was caught because everybody knew he was full of shit
Hey, shit happens...
Anonymous said...
They will never think of looking for me in here.
12/03/2011 06:12:00 AM
Funny how he naturally sought cover in the one place he so richly deserves to be, the bottom of a toilet.
A big thank you to Harry Hohm for getting helicopter back to cpd .
Where else would you look for a piece of shit?
Sanchez will be the "butt" of a lot of jokes when he gets back to the joint.
Should have had the SWAT team surround the porta potty for about 24 hrs and let him stew in there
Is it safe to say the "shit hit the fan" for this guy?
The Chicago Police chopper crew did a phenomenal job. I saw the cockpit recording of the whole incident.
The Police chopper can only detect heat. When they scanned the area of the port-o-jhons there was only a slight trace of residual heat. It was the skilled crew that were able to pick that up and parlay that into the hiding spot of the offender.
There were over a hundred port-o-jhons in that yard. No way would the ground units have searched each one. Good job to all Officers involved
Who had to pull him out and search him?
The Chicago Police chopper crew did a phenomenal job. I saw the cockpit recording of the whole incident.
The Police chopper can only detect heat. When they scanned the area of the port-o-jhons there was only a slight trace of residual heat. It was the skilled crew that were able to pick that up and parlay that into the hiding spot of the offender.
There were over a hundred port-o-jhons in that yard. No way would the ground units have searched each one. Good job to all Officers involved
Lets not forget the CCSPD guy assigned to the helicopter, he's the spotter.
12/03/2011 03:20:00 PM
A guy can't even take a shit without being bothered anymore!
Question # 1: How did this guy escape, Question # 2: How did this guy escape, and Question # 3: how did this guy escape.
He was in the one with the "Occupied" sign.
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