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Breaking News! Prisoners break out of Lethem lockups

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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Four prisoners broke out of the Lethem lockups Thursday night after digging an escape hole. HGP Nightly News understands that three of the escapees were on remand while the other was being held pending investigations. More details to follow.

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