Arkansas Jails Facing Serious ProblemsSource: KATV Channel 7
A committee has been created in Sebastian County, Arkansas, for the purpose of gaining control of the overcrowded jail facilities. Police, prosecutors, and judges are exploring avenues of diversion sentences and other programs.
Man escapes hungry bears eating his garbage Source: 10connects.com
An Orlando-area man inspecting what he thought was a raccoon rummaging through his garbage said he was attacked by a large bear that was protecting her cubs.
Man escapes wearing boxers, handcuffs, still on looseSource: TCPalm.com
A man wearing handcuffs and boxer shorts who ran from deputies late Thursday after being arrested remains on the loose, according to a Friday news release from the Okeechobee County Sheriff's Office
Another Perp Flees Hospital Source: New York Post
Red-faced cops have now been given the slip twice in a week by hospitalized inmates they uncuffed for treatment.
The strikingly similar jailbreaks happened within two days of each other.

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Prison guard dogs keep watchful eyes on inmatesSource: 2news.tv
BOISE -- Nobody has broken out of the Idaho State Correctional Institution in more than 20 years. Prison officials like to think a hard-bitten corps of sentries with names like Cookie, Bongo and Chi Chi has had something to do with that.
Police: Children brought to robberiesSource: Times of the Internet
ALBUQUERQUE, Oct. 30 (UPI) --
Police in Albuquerque, N.M., suspect two children, ages 1 and 4, were likely taken along to robberies allegedly committed by their mother.
Having fun--escapes, travelSource: Whole Revolution
Escape is necessary. Modern lives demand a lot of us, sometimes 24/7. How do you escape your chaos? Do you accrue time and stress before you escape? Or do you go as needed?
Letting Victims Track Their TormentorsSource: TIME
For a long time, Christine Sharpless found it hard to sleep and almost impossible to relax. An ex-boyfriend, in jail for abusing her, had assaulted her after being sent out on work release with no notice to her. Every strange creak in the night frightened her.
A Journey Shaped by a GuitarSource: The New York Times
For music lovers, a tour of the C.F. Martin factory in Pennsylvania can be a pilgrimage, too.
In the Valley of the LiterateSource: The New York Times
Pioneer Valley in Massachusetts is arguably the most author-saturated, book-cherishing, literature-celebrating place in the nation.
Cleared for Lunching: The $100 HamburgerSource: The New York Times
It's the aeronautical equivalent of the lazy Sunday drive in which the destination isn't as important as the pleasure of getting away.
Summer's Almost OverSource: The New York Times
The season changes, and a Jersey Shore town wistfully decompresses. "I'll probably have to find a real job," Ms. Obando said, looking sunburned and sounding a bit forlorn during a brief break from hustling between tables. "You can't live on the beach forever."
Outward Bound, Looking InSource: The New York Times
A time-tested self-discovery course takes combat veterans into the Colorado mountains to help heal emotional scars.