Death row escapees recaptured two remain at large
A nationwide manhunt continues for two Virginia death row escapees after two others were captured. Yom Tuggle and Witho Leroy Tones were arrested Friday afternoon after crossing hundreds of miles from Houdton Virginia where nine days earlier four murder convicts escaped, marking the largest death row breakout in US history. Authorities cautioned the Briley brothers are still at large and dangerous.
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Weather and manhunt update across multiple states
The National Weather Service predicts showers Sunday across Nebraska South Dakota Kansas Minnesota Wisconsin and parts of Michigan with higher Eastern seaboard temperatures. In Warren County North Carolina search teams and police discuss leads from Vermont interrogations as authorities pursue two escapees. A high speed chase ended with a knife robbery at a rural gift shop in Woodford Vermont, with suspects Tuggle and Jones linked to the incident and their escape. Vermont and Virginia officials coordinate as Jones faces potential extradition while being held without bail in Rutland.
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Gettysburg Hospital Admissions and Birth Notes
Hospital brief lists admissions including Ann Cherry Gettysburg Eugene Stahley Melvin Riser and others from Gettysburg Hanover Taneytown Biglerville Thurmont and Arendtsville. Discharges include Noel Hart Thomas William Stoner and Lourdes Tannon. Birth note mentions Ann Cherry of Gettysburg on Friday June.
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Truck flips on Old Middletown Road no injuries reported
A truck carrying liquid oxygen overturned Friday evening on Old Middletown Road just off US 404. The driver, Jonathan Lee Davis of Frederick, working for Home Medical Systems, was uninjured in the single vehicle accident reported by the Frederick County Sheriff's Department. The incident caused no injuries to anyone else.
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