An inmate from Liberty County who escaped custody has been caught. The Liberty County Sheriff's Office reported the apprehension. The escape occurred in Kingwood last month. The inmate was found in Seattle, Washington. Further details about the escape and apprehension are available from the Liberty County Sheriff's Office.
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