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Lukas Gage says the Prison Break reboot will be really dark and hints that a few original cast members may return; he’s currently filming the new series while promoting Netflix’s Voicemails for Isabelle.
Syrian government forces are pursuing ISIS detainees after about 120 inmates escaped from al-Shaddadi prison in Hasakah; 81 have been captured so far, with intensive security operations continuing as Damascus seeks to extend control over Kurdish-held areas. The Kurdish-led SDF has accused the government of complicity in the break and pulled back from Al-Hol camp, which holds tens of thousands of ISIS-linked civilians, amid concerns over international response and a waning U.S. role. CENTCOM says Al-Hol and Al-Roj together hold more than 40,000 displaced people, underscoring the fragile security situation in northeast Syria.
Hulu has officially ordered a new series update of the popular 2000s show Prison Break, created by Elgin James, featuring a new cast and set in the same universe, focusing on a former soldier turned corrections officer.
Hulu has ordered a new 'Prison Break' series created by Elgin James, set in the same universe as the original but featuring a new story about a corrections officer, with a cast including Emily Browning and Drake Rodger. The series is a continuation of the franchise, not involving the original main characters, and was picked up to series after a pilot was shot in West Virginia.
Twenty members of the Barrio 18 gang, designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the U.S., escaped from a prison in Guatemala, prompting condemnation from the U.S. embassy and calls for their recapture amid ongoing concerns over gang violence and influence in the region.
After a five-month manhunt, the last of 10 inmates who escaped from a Louisiana jail, Derrick Groves, was captured in Atlanta following a standoff, ending a dramatic prison break that involved staff shortages and structural flaws.
Rooster, a clever Red Golden Retriever, orchestrated an elaborate escape from his crate, capturing a humorous moment on TikTok that amazed viewers and highlighted his agility and determination.
Antoine Massey, a serial escapee from a New Orleans jail, was recaptured after escaping with nine other inmates, leaving Derrick Groves as the only one still at large; authorities are actively searching for Groves, who is convicted of serious crimes including murder and attempted murder, offering a reward for information leading to his capture.
In Colorado, inmate Ronald Caillier, 38, overpowered two officers at a hospital, escaped while handcuffed, and carjacked a minivan with a handgun inside. Caillier, held on burglary and assault charges, is now on the run and considered "armed and very dangerous." The officers involved in the escape were treated for injuries, and Caillier was last seen wearing black and white striped pants and an orange t-shirt while handcuffed.
An escaped inmate and his armed accomplice have been recaptured in Idaho following a dramatic prison-break, with two other men found dead in separate locations believed to be tied to the escape. Skylar Meade, serving a 20-year sentence, was busted out of a hospital in a night-time raid, and his accomplice Nicolas Umphenour was also recaptured. The two men had common acquaintances in custody and were members of the white supremacist group Aryan Knights. Three correctional officers were shot and wounded during the escape, and the investigation into the homicides is ongoing.
Haiti has declared a state of emergency and imposed a nighttime curfew after armed gangs orchestrated a mass prison break, leading to the escape of a large number of inmates. The gangs have demanded the resignation of the country’s prime minister, who is seeking support for an international security force. The escalating violence, including attacks on prisons and a surge in homicides, has prompted the imposition of the curfew. The prime minister's efforts to rally support for an international security force have faced challenges, including the refusal of the Biden administration to commit troops.
The US Embassy in Haiti has urged American citizens to leave the country due to gang-related violence and a state of emergency declared after violent clashes and two prison breaks in the capital. Prime Minister Ariel Henry faces challenges from major gang leaders seeking his ouster, with a curfew in effect and chaos escalating. The situation has led to a travel alert for Haiti and a warning for US citizens to avoid travel to the country.
Haiti declares a state of emergency and nighttime curfew after armed gang members stormed the country’s two biggest prisons, leading to a deadly weekend of violence and chaos. Prime Minister Ariel Henry is struggling to get UN peacekeepers to stabilize the country, while thousands of inmates fled during the jailbreak. The government is seeking to apprehend the escaped criminals, including those involved in the assassination of former President Jovenel Moïse. The situation has prompted the US Embassy to halt official travel to Haiti and urge American citizens to depart as soon as possible.
Haiti has declared a 72-hour state of emergency after armed gangs stormed two of the country's largest prisons, allowing thousands of inmates to escape. The government imposed a night-time curfew and called on police to use "all legal means" to recapture the prisoners. The U.N. has warned of eroding government presence and extreme gang violence in the crisis-stricken country, while the U.S. embassy issued a security alert urging citizens to leave due to gang-related violence and its impact on transportation and infrastructure.
Haiti has imposed a nighttime curfew and declared a 72-hour state of emergency following a weekend of intense violence, including gangs overrunning prisons and freeing inmates. The government aims to apprehend the escaped criminals and restore order, as the surge in attacks has left at least nine people dead, including police officers. The violence has also targeted state institutions and led to the slashing of internet service. Prime Minister Ariel Henry's absence and the delay in holding elections have added to the country's instability, with gangs claiming responsibility for the attacks and demanding the capture of government officials.