Where did the USA Today fugitives get away from?

The addresses are based on what fugitives last reported to the police or court officials. Using court records and telephone directories, USA TODAY tracked them to state prisons, inner-city slums and suburban cul-de-sacs; it found them as far away as San Diego and as close as the Camden jail, whose upper windows look out on Philadelphia’s skyline.

Who are the fugitives that police won’t pursue?

Among the fugitives police said they would not pursue: a man accused in Collier County, Fla., of hacking his roommate’s neck with a machete during a fight over two cans of beer; a man charged with drawing a gun on a Newport News, Va., store manager during a robbery, and even one of the men Pittsburgh identified as among its “most wanted” fugitives.

Can a fugitive be extradited from another state?

That’s true even if the fugitives are just across a bridge in the state next door. Another 78,878 felony suspects won’t be extradited from anyplace but neighboring states. Few places are immune.

How many fugitives lived in Philadelphia at time of arrest?

Nearly 3,000 of the fugitives Philadelphia said it won’t pursue across a state border lived in other states at the time they were arrested, a USA TODAY analysis of court records found. At least 414 of them lived in Camden.

What happens in the fugitive corner of Hell?

With Gerard in hot pursuit, they’re both caught, and Kimble must defend Gerard to keep him from being hanged. A police roadblock, including Lt. Gerard, causes Kimble to escape cross country into an area populated with moonshiners. With Gerard in hot pursuit, they’re both caught, and Kimble must defend Gerard to keep him from being hanged.

How old is the TV show The Fugitive?

As much as it might seem like the film released only yesterday, The Fugitive is actually more than 25 years old. So you’d forgiven for not even realising that it’s based on a TV series that from the 1960s.