Australian jail break foiled by air vent
By shakeroo
@shakeroo (3986)
Malaysia
June 12, 2008 10:07am CST
That's why jail break should only be attempted by the professionals... 
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A woman who attempted to escape from jail in Sydney had to be rescued by police after she became stuck in an air conditioning duct, police said on Thursday.
The 22-year-old woman had just been refused bail by a Sydney court when she attempted the escape, but then spent about an hour stuck in the air vent before she was rescued.
Police in the New South Wales state said the woman would now face an extra charge of attempting to escape.
Now she would have to do extra time. What do you think of that?
SYDNEY (Reuters) - A woman who attempted to escape from jail in Sydney had to be rescued by police after she became stuck in an air conditioning duct, police said on Thursday.
The 22-year-old woman had just been refused bail by a Sydney court when she attempted the escape, but then spent about an hour stuck in the air vent before she was rescued.
Police in the New South Wales state said the woman would now face an extra charge of attempting to escape.
Now she would have to do extra time. What do you think of that?1 response
@tigertang (1749)
• Singapore
12 Jun 08
This is funny. But as a Singaporean, I can proudly say that we have a better story. Our number one terrorist actually broke out of jail by leaving it from a toilet window. The guy is 47-years old, walks with a limp and somehow he manages to walk out of a prison just like that. The best part of the whole story is the fact that the CC TVs were not working on the day and the government insist that there was no inside job. The man remains at large - exactly 100 days.
