A Liberty County inmate who escaped in Kingwood has been arrested. The inmate, Yorlan Reyes, was taken into custody nearly three weeks after his escape. Details of the arrest are limited, but it is known that authorities provided information to US Marshals, which led to Reyes' capture.
The arrest occurred in Mukilteo, Washington, where US Marshals apprehended Reyes. For more information on the escape and arrest, readers can refer to the original report from FOX 26 Houston.
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Authorities say they sent information about Yorlan Reyes to US Marshals, who then arrested him in Mukilteo.
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