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For the second time in just three months, a prisoner has survived custody at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Monitoring footage shows that 20 -year -old John Nino “seems to have removed his wrist restraint” before moving towards highway 99, according to A. Facebook update On Wednesday morning from the Washington Reforms Department (DOC).
The breakout took place on Tuesday, August 12, some time before 8 pm, while Nino was being taken through C-TAC.
The doctor said that he was last seen wearing a red coat and dark brown or black sweat on the east side of the airport on the east of the airport and moving towards the international bullet and highway 99.
Smiling fugitive entered and returned to Kentki after escaping from the dramatic airport
The surveillance footage shows John Nino Seattle-Takoma on August 12, 2025 running inside the International Airport. (Washington Reforms Department through Facebook)
“If you look at Nino, don’t contact her. Please call 911,” the department warned.
Nino, which is 6 -Foot -2 and 154 pounds, was subject to community supervision for a second degree robbery in Thucer County. The doctor issued a warrant for his arrest in June, when he failed to meet with his Community Reform Officer.
Nino was arrested several days ago in New Mexico and when he slipped, he returned to the custody of the state of Washington.
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John Nino, 20 (Washington Reforms Department through Facebook)
In May, prisoner sedric t. Stevenson escaped from C-TAC, while not handled by Dock to Kentki in a case, the department clarified Fox News Digital in an email.
Stewenson ran through the terminal, riding on the light rail and was largely a month before his June capture. Fox 13 SeattleThe one who has closely tracked both events, noted that it is the second part of the C-TAC in less than 100 days.
28 -year -old Sedric T. Stevenson wants to escape from the police at a Seattle Airport. (Port of Seattle Police)
Officials say the DOC officer and local law enforcement are involved in the search for Nino. It is not clear whether the sound transit is helping. Despite the immediate discovery near the light railway station on Tuesday night, he is not yet found.
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The DOC has not said whether any change has been made in the transport protocol so far.
In an email to Fox News Digital, DOC officials said it “focused on finding” [Nino]”But it would conduct a” important event review “to determine how he was able to escape.
