New York inmate David Sweat indicted for prison escape

August 21, 2015 00:51

Inmate David Sweat, who pulled off an elaborate escape from an upstate New York prison in early June, has been indicted on two counts of escape in the third degree and a count of promoting prison contraband, Clinton County District Attorney Andrew Wylie said Thursday.

A state court judge entered a plea of not guilty for Sweat, who appeared in court with his right arm in a sling. His next court appearance will be on September 29.

Read this story HERE

« Back to LIVE

TOP STORIES

April's service sector growth is among fastest in 14 years

India's services sector growth eased slightly in April but growth of new business and output remained sharp and among the fastest in 14 years amid favourable economic conditions and strong demand, a monthly survey said on Monday. The...

The Shashi Tharoor You Don't Know

'India mattered to him and he wanted to matter to India.'

Security amped up for T20 WC after terror threat

Trinidad's Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has revealed but asserted that "extra effort in national security preparations and response readiness"

After Indore candidate joins BJP, Cong appeals for NOTA

Polling in Indore, where the Congress is out of race after its candidate withdrew his nomination, is scheduled on May 13.

Recipe: Chef Varun's Teekhi Dal Tadka With Walnuts

A recipe for fiery dal.