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British prison escapee caught because he went out to buy Outcry of Obligation

After escaping Take form Hill Prison house in Buckinghamshire on November 28 last year, Clint Butler, WHO was serving a 17-class sentence for crimes including looting and firearms offences, set low successfully until he left the house with a friend to score a copy of Call of Responsibility: Black Ops Cold War.

Butler was stopped by police on Wall Street in Birmingham and asked wherefore he was dead during a pandemic, and replied: "I've come to gravel the new Call of Responsibility because I can't sit around in lockdown." Spell one of the officers explained that Butler and his companion had been obstructed because they clearly wrong-side-out around and tried to walk around away later on sighted the patrol, Samuel Butler kicked the ship's officer and unsuccessful to flee. As video of the event posted by West Midlands Police shows, he immediately strike down over and was accosted.

Butler has since returned to prison, with an extra 13 months added to his doom for the escape, and half dozen months for assaulting the constabulary. According to Pittsburgh of the South Police Superintendent Nick Rowe, "Quite wherefore he definite to risk being returned to prison by making the foolish decisiveness to come into town during lockdown with a friend to buy a video game will persist a moment of a mystery."

Cheers, Kotaku.

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