**Christian Co Inmates Escape Work Detail, Lead Multi-County Pursuit [developing] [developing] [developing] [developing] [developing] [developing]** [developing]
Key Questions
Who were the escaped inmates from Christian County?
Elijah Boodoosingh, 30, from Hopkinsville, and James Stull, 39, from Covington, escaped from a work detail on April 12. They face heavy charges following their arrest.
What did the escaped inmates do after escaping?
The inmates carjacked a vehicle at a Crofton store and led police on a 50-mile pursuit reaching 120mph on the WK Parkway through Muhlenberg, Ohio, and Grayson counties. They were stopped by spike strips and arrested.
How did the pursuit involving the escaped inmates end?
The multi-county chase was investigated by Kentucky State Police and ended with the suspects' arrest after spike strips were deployed. Both inmates are now in custody facing serious charges.
What counties were involved in the inmate pursuit?
The pursuit spanned Christian, Muhlenberg, Ohio, and Grayson counties, starting from a carjacking in Crofton. Kentucky State Police handled the investigation.
Is this part of a larger pattern of escapes in Kentucky?
Yes, it aligns with a statewide pattern including recent cases in Owensboro and Paducah. The probe into this incident is ongoing.
Inmates Elijah Boodoosingh (30, Hopkinsville) & James Stull (39, Covington) escaped Apr12, carjacked Crofton store, led 50mi chase to 120mph on WK Parkway thru Muhlenberg/Ohio/Grayson cos, stopped by spikes and arrested. Heavy charges; part of statewide escape pattern w/Owensboro/Paducah cases, probe ongoing.