A woman who escaped from police custody Thursday night and was captured on neighborhood Ring cameras rushing through a neighborhood barefoot and in handcuffs has been taken into custody by Rowlett police.
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22-year-old Quanesha Mason escaped from Rowlett police custody while handcuffed Thursday night.
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Police said Mason was taken back into custody just before midnight.
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Ring cameras in the neighborhood captured Mason running between homes and in driveways.
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22-year-old Quanesha Mason escaped from Rowlett police custody while handcuffed Thursday night.
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Police said Mason was taken back into custody just before midnight.
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Ring cameras in the neighborhood captured Mason running between homes and in driveways.
Rowlett, TexasAfter a woman in handcuffs managed to evade police custody, a neighborhood in Rowlett was placed under protection for around six hours.
The woman was hiding from Rowlett police late Thursday while shackled, barefoot, and dressed in Christmas pajamas.
What We Know: Quanesha Mason, 22, allegedly started an hours-long search in an area close to Rowlett Road and Hickory Road, according to investigators.
Mason’s handcuffing Thursday afternoon for not presenting identification, according to the police, was the beginning of it all.
Ring video from a nearby residence shows Mason running away from behind a police cruiser and between two houses, as policemen are seen conversing in a house’s front yard.
When the officers realize she’s gone, they contact for assistance.
The neighborhood was searched by officers until approximately 8:00 p.m. on Thursday.
Mason was arrested just before midnight on Thursday, according to a Facebook post by the police.
What They’re Saying: Floyd Smith’s Ring camera captured Mason.
Smith remarked, “We are curious where she was headed,” “You know, cold and barefoot. She must have been lurking someplace in the vicinity, in my opinion.
What Comes Next: Mason was charged with escaping from custody and was first lodged into the Rowlett city jail before being moved to the Dallas County jail.
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This article’s information is based on interviews with Fox 4 and Rowlett police.
This article’s information is based on interviews with Fox 4 and Rowlett police.
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