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Grant Hardin was captured. Here's what happens next
GOULD, Arkansas — On June 6, the nearly two-week long manhunt for escaped Arkansas prisoner Grant Hardin ended. Hardin had escaped from the North Central Unit in Calico Rock on May 25 while serving sentences for murder and rape. He was found by Arkansas law enforcement and U.S. Border Patrol just over a mile from the prison.
The Arkansas Democrat Gazette first reported that Deputy U.S. Marshal Robert J. Hammons wrote in a criminal complaint filed ...
A former Arkansas police chief who escaped from a prison 12 days ago was apprehended about a mile and half from where he was ...
Convicted killer and recaptured prison escapee Grant Hardin, known as the “Devil in the Ozarks,” has been transferred to the ...
Convicted murderer and rapist Grant Hardin, a former police chief, has been recaptured after a nearly two-week manhunt. Hardin was apprehended shortly after 3 p ...
Grant Hardin’s 12-day escape ended just 1.5 miles from prison—joining a list of infamous Arkansas escapes, from violent ...
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Earl Hyatt, the former police chief of Eureka Springs, Ark., says he fired police Officer Grant Hardin for lying and using ...
Ten days after his escape from prison, it’s likely that Grant Hardin, an ex-Arkansas police chief nicknamed the “Devil in the ...
Legislators are demanding answers on how a man as dangerous as Hardin could just walk out. 2,000 National Guard troops will ...
Grant Hardin, the one-time Arkansas police chief who escaped from prison where he was serving sentences for murder and rape, has been recaptured, according to the Izard County Sheriff’s Office ...
New photos from the U.S. Border Patrol show Grant Hardin shortly after being captured less than two miles from North Central ...
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