14 Year Old Leads Jail Break
SOMERSET, Ky — A 14-year old boy jailed for auto theft led three other prisoners in a break from the Pulaski County Jail Thursday.
Authorities said the boy obtained what appeared to be a.32-calibre pistol from an unknown source.
Deputy jailer Gary Johnson said a prisoner, Donald Ray Lynn, 24, of Somerset, received a telephone call and was let out of the cell block to take the call.
“When I went to put him back in, the 14-year old had the drop on me,” Johnson said. “He said, ‘Give me the keys or I’ll kill you.'”
Escaping with the boy were Lynn, Ralph Ping, 36, and Herman Sears, 45, both of Somerset.
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