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   The escaped killer of a one-year-old girl who fled from a medical transport   
   van Tuesday was captured early Friday in a hotel in the Charlotte, North   
   Carolina suburb of Kannapolis, authorities said.   
      
   Ramone Alston, 30, escaped from the van as it arrived at the UNC   
   Gastroenterology hospital in Hillsborough, North Carolina by freeing himself   
   from his leg restraints and fleeing into nearby woods with handcuffs on, the   
   North Carolina Department of Adult    
   Correction said.   
      
   No one was injured when he was taken into custody, the department said, adding   
   that hundreds of law enforcement and public safety officials were involved in   
   the search including FBI Charlotte SWAT agents, Kannapolis Police and   
   Charlotte-Mecklenburg    
   Police.   
      
   CBS Raleigh, N.C. affiliate WNCN-TV reported that a reward for information   
   resulting in Alston's arrest stood at $50,000 after being increased several   
   times but there was no word on what led law enforcement to Alston.   
      
   A short time after he was caught, a female acquaintance, Jacobia Crisp, was   
   arrested in Alamance County and charged with felony aiding and abetting a   
   fugitive, according to the department.   
      
   Alston will be charged with felony escape from prison and taken to a high   
   security unit in the state prison system where he will "resume serving his   
   life sentence for first degree murder and await court appearances for his   
   escape charges," the department    
   noted. "The investigation will continue to determine his movements since he   
   escaped on Tuesday, any additional accomplices that aided him, and if he   
   committed any other crimes while on the run."   
      
   In a Wednesday news conference, Orange County, N.C. Sheriff Charles Blackwood   
   urged residents near the hospital to check their home cameras for any evidence   
   of where Alston went, and to stay vigilant.   
      
   "He's extremely cagey, extremely dangerous, and he has nothing to lose,"   
   Blackwood said.   
      
   Alston has been his term at the Bertie Correctional Institution in Windsor,   
   N.C. since his conviction in the murder of 1-year-old Maleah Williams, who was   
   shot on Christmas Day in 2015 from a passing car while she was playing outside   
   her family's    
   apartment in Chapel Hill. She died three days later.   
      
   https://www.cbsnews.com/news/escaped-killer-of-1-year-old-girl-r   
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