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By Associated Press

LUCASVILLE: Authorities say they foiled a plot to help a killer escape from a maximum-security Ohio prison where he is serving a life sentence.

FBI and state agents took 53-year-old Derrick Hancock into custody on a suspected parole violation last week at his home in Cleveland.

No charges have been filed in the alleged plot to spring 33-year-old Christopher Harris from the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville. He was convicted on charges he raped and killed an 84-year-old woman near Fort Loramie north of Dayton.

The warden says the escape plot involved Harris injuring himself enough to require treatment at a hospital where he would leave with help from Hancock, an old prison buddy. Officials say Hancock's parole officer tipped them off.

LUCASVILLE: Authorities say they foiled a plot to help a killer escape from a maximum-security Ohio prison where he is serving a life sentence.

FBI and state agents took 53-year-old Derrick Hancock into custody on a suspected parole violation last week at his home in Cleveland.

No charges have been filed in the alleged plot to spring 33-year-old Christopher Harris from the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville. He was convicted on charges he raped and killed an 84-year-old woman near Fort Loramie north of Dayton.

The warden says the escape plot involved Harris injuring himself enough to require treatment at a hospital where he would leave with help from Hancock, an old prison buddy. Officials say Hancock's parole officer tipped them off.



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