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And now Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

As I said, Kathy's out sale. I'll be handling the duties. It is the 18th day of May. Good morning.

We'll start with this and inmate who escaped the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center on May 7th.

Made it all the way to New York City and back before he was captured on Wednesday morning. 18-year-old

a mean Hearst accused of committing four murders. He had been on the run since his escape but was

taken into custody in Southwest Philadelphia. During a news conference, supervisory deputy U.S.

Marshall Robert Clark said that they were contacted by Hearst's family Tuesday evening.

And Marshall said a midnight deadline was put in place for a surrender but the deadline came and went.

Two more deadlines passed in the overnight hours in Wednesday morning. Clark said the Marshall said

several locations under surveillance. Hearst came out from one of the locations and went to get into a

vehicle with his mother and brother inside sources say that the mother was behind the wheel.

Hearst was taken into custody without incident. Meanwhile, Hearst's brother, 24-year-old Amir Woods,

was also arrested. Now Woods is facing a number of charges including criminal conspiracy,

hindering apprehension, escape, and related offenses. 24-year-old Nessier Grant was also able to escape

from the facility with Hearst but was captured last week. Three people are facing charges in

connection with the escape and that would be 21-year-old Michael Abrams, 35-year-old Jose Flores Huerta,

and 21-year-old Johnny Staling. Abrams was arrested in a Berwin and Chester County.

Documents reveal that Hearst allegedly made two phone calls to Staling,

planning their escape and making their arrangements. 6-ABC reported that an Uber account using the

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