There's a country somewhere in South East Asia where a group of people plant bullets in people's luggage at the airport so that's not far from reality 😂
They told him on the radio that the escapee has tattoos on his hands and the suspect his was talking too did not. Since that is pretty much water tight proof he was right to not to suspect him any further. Someone else is to blame here.
He was super smart to say he was a construction worker working in town, so he would have a legitimate reason to be there but wouldn't have the familiarity of street and city names like a local would. Idk how he kept his cool like that! 😂😂😂
That’s my uncle Jimmy. Always out jogging after a long days work roofing. Kept it up from his days In the military! Glad this officer let him go on unbothered so he can keep up with his exercise. See you at Christmas uncle Robert!
Jogging 12 miles a day. With two different names. Torn up by prison razor wire. On an active rusty rail track. After a manual labour job on a sizzling roof. In 114°F heat. Matching the description of the escapee. Not knowing where his motel is. Or the name of the town he’s working in. …. You’re good to go sir. Take it easy.
All the details flowed naturally in the conversation, he didn't have time to write it down like you did. Plus, he was supposed to have tattoos on his hands, which he didn't. That's concrete proof it's not him - obviously someone on the other side got it wrong.
This guy is actually smooth as fuck. Even though he messed up at times, his adrenaline was through the roof and he was very quick with his responses and made up some bs right away every time.
@@tuilleri SMH seems like you are no interest to interact with people so lets call it a day ! I talk nice to you but u deliver me a boring conversation. People are to serious . Hm Goodbye
I don't know a single person who works a physically exhausting job as roofing and then decides what he needs is a 20 mile run after that. A person wanting to jog so long after roofing is ridiculous.
Escapee: "There's a prison here?" Officer: "Yeah!" Pause...silence... Escapee: "Man. it's hot." Update: Apparently, the jogger and officer hit it off so well they went for a beer that night. Officer woke up in escapees clothes and was escorted to prison. Legend has it escapee is roaming around in a squad car doing ID checks. Likes the town so much he ended up buying home there and settling down.
This proves their are some non racicts cops out there. Bad he didn't realize that he was speacking to the escapee... But it was cool that he was nice and professional.
0:13 Police Officer: "What's your name?" Suspect: "Robert Jones." 5:32 P.O: "What's your name again?" Suspect?: "Jimmy Jones?" Police Officer: "Understandable, have a nice day."
for anyone wondering this guys name is Richard Lee McNair. After McNair's arrest, he escaped three times from three different institutions using various creative methods. On his first attempt, he used lip balm to squeeze out of a pair of handcuffs. He escaped a second time by crawling through a ventilation duct. In his last escape from a federal prison on April 5, 2006(THIS VIDEO), he escaped by concealing himself in a pallet of used postal mailbags and successfully convinced a police officer he was not the prison escapee but actually a jogger.
Idk what hes done to say if he deserves being locked up or not but one thing i do know is if soneone escapes custody once, they are normally automatically sent to max prisons for the rest of their life. No more minimal security prisons with privilages. Major lapse in judgement by those handling the case.
Leo Decaprio will be playing this man in a biopic soon. Titled: Robert Jimmy Jones - a jogger with a younger brother who roofs and is retired Army with a father who's an auxiliary officer in Dallas who loves his job.
Not a dumb question he could have escaped from Jail. Prison and Jail are two different things... Jail is like lock up at the police station cells Prison is after conviction and where you serve your time.
Cop: what's your name? Jogger suspect: Robert Jones *5min later* Cop: And uh what's your name again? Jogger suspect: Jimmy Jones Cop: Checks out to me. True ace detective
I heard this story allready and cop says that he figured out that he is the guy they looking for but he was alone and prison guy is dangerous so he didnt want to bring him self in a dangerous situation. Thats what cop says
This cop is extremely gullible. The dude had scratches all over him, was running, and matched the description. No matter what story the dude gives, he's CLEARLY the guy
It was the little things like the military mention, saying which way Alexandra was and then still hanging around for a bit asking the cop questions after knowing he wasn't getting arrested that completely sold it. The guy gave the performance of a lifetime by peppering all these little details.
There was one point where it looked like he threw his arms up and smiled like he was saying "You got me!". That was after the second time the cop asked his name and he said "Jimmy Jones". I think the convict realized he had given the wrong name as he said "Robert Jones" the first time, But luckily for him him the cop was waving a car to proceed when the convict accidently gave the wrong name so the cop never picked up on it.
Zuken94 ur right, but my dad and his workers (he does roofing) are very fit, but they are in the hot sun getting sun burns daily sweating 24/7, no roofing/construction worker could go on a jog after some working
