After nearly three weeks on the run, an escaped Mount Olive Correctional Complex inmate is back in jail.
William Okey Cline, 25, turned himself in to the Wyoming County Sheriff’s Department just after midnight today, according to Sheriff Randall Aliff.
Cline was found to be missing from the complex’s minimum security work camp Oct. 26.
Aliff said Cline had been in the Hanover area, where he had relatives and where authorities had been searching since his escape.
“We had some good intelligence on him,” Aliff said, adding authorities were closing in on the escapee.
Cline was sentenced to one to 10 years in prison for daytime burglary and considered a non-violent offender.
He was transported to Southern Regional Jail, Aliff said, then will be returned to Mount Olive.
A second inmate, Kenneth Ray Hager, who escaped at the same time, turned himself into Boone County authorities Nov. 6.
— E-mail: mcbrooks@register-herald.com
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