1 of 2 Wash. inmates arrested after escaping from fire work crew

By C1 Staff

PORTLAND, Ore. — One inmate who escaped from a fire work crew Tuesday morning has been arrested.

Police arrested Tyray Munter, 30, after a citizen called police to report a sighting, KATU reported. He was taken back into custody and was booked into Multnomah County Jail.

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Maksim Petrovskiy, 22, is still at large. He is a 6-foot tall, 178-pound white male with brown eyes. He was last spotted Tuesday afternoon with Munter in Portland.

Police warn the public to not approach Petrovskiy if they see him. Citizens should call 911 or the Olympic Corrections Center.

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