A former police chief serving time for rape and murder who walked away from a state prison was incorrectly classified and ...

Hardin is scheduled to face a judge in Izard County. His new charge of second-degree escape could add 5 to 20 years to his current sentences. How Grant Hardin escaped Hardin escaped from the North ...

The federal case against Grant Hardin, an inmate who escaped from a north Arkansas prison in May and was caught by authorities earlier this month, has been dismissed, according to court records.

Grant Hardin, a former police chief, escaped from an Arkansas prison and is considered extremely dangerous. Here's what we know over a week after his escape. Author: Nayely Palafox, Spencer Bailey ...

Grant Hardin had a background in law enforcement and once served as police chief in Gateway. Byers says that experience played a role in his successful escape.

Hardin, dressed in a makeshift law enforcement officer’s uniform, was allowed through the prison gate. HISTORY: Grant Hardin’s 12-day escape joins the state’s most infamous escapes ...

IZARD COUNTY, Ark. — On May 25, Grant Hardin, the former police chief for Gateway, Arkansas, escaped the North Central Unit in Calico Rock while serving sentences for murder and rape.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A convicted murderer and former police chief known as the “Devil in the Ozarks" pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a charge stemming from his recent escape from an Arkansas ...

Hardin escaped from the North Central Unit prison in Calico Rock, Arkansas. The 35-year-old prison has a capacity for 800 inmates, according to the Arkansas Department of Correction (ADOC) website.

A former police chief and convicted murderer - known as the "Devil in the Ozarks" - appeared in court Tuesday, June 17, on new escape charges. Grant Hardin, 56, was recaptured by law enforcement ...

Tillman is the sister of James Appleton, the man who was killed by Hardin in 2017. “He was just one of those people that said, ‘You can’t scare me, I’m the head chief now,’” said Tillman.

Hardin pleaded not guilty to second-degree escape before a judge in Izard County, Arkansas earlier this week. His new could add 5 to 20 years to his current sentences. How Grant Hardin escaped ...