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One escaped inmate caught, one still on the run from Warren County

June 2, 2015 By Matt Kelley

Frank Manders (L) and Darian Crayton.

Frank Manders (L) and Darian Crayton.

One of the two inmates who escaped from a south-central Iowa jail is back in custody. Twenty-six-year-old Frank Manders of Indianola and 29-year-old Darian Crayton of Des Moines escaped from the Warren County Jail around 4 a.m. Monday.

Sheriff Brian Vos says the two manipulated a locking mechanism on their shared a cell and were able to get away from deputy on duty.

Manders, who was in jail on vehicular homicide and forgery charges, was spotted walking along a gravel road north of Indianola.

He was captured at 4:45 p.m. and returned to the jail. Crayton, who was being held for driving while barred and various probation violations, remains at large.

 

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