Oregon authorities announced that they arrested a murder suspect that was released by mistake from the prison on Monday, which caused a human hunt for several days, according to the Multnomah County Sheriff’s office.
“This should not have happened,” said the Multnomah County Sheriff, Nicole Morrisey O’Donnell, during a press conference on Wednesday.
Ty Anthony Sage, a 26 -year -old who faced second -degree murder positions and first -degree robbery, was accidentally released on bail on Monday, said the Sheriff.
On Thursday, the authorities announced that Sage was arrested at approximately 1 PM at a service station in front of Highway 101 in Florence, Oregon.
A human hunt is now underway in Oregon for Ty Sage, a 26 -year -old murder suspect who was released by prison error on September 22, according to the Sheriff’s office of the Multnomah County.
Multnomah County Sheriff Office
Sage, who was arrested on May 20 in relation to the death of Lowgunn Ivey, 15, received an initial release order that was signed on September 17, which “indicated that his bond had been established at $ 5,000,” said the Sheriff.
But, according to the judicial documents obtained by ABC News, Sage had been denied bail in this case.
“Lowgunn’s family deserved better. As Multnomah County Sheriff, I am committed to making sure this does not happen again, that we learn from our mistakes, and that Lowgunn’s family can have justice,” said the Sheriff in a statement after Sage’s arrest on Thursday.
The officials are now carrying out a “incident review” to have a “complete understanding of what happened,” said the Sheriff.
“This individual should not have been released,” said the Sheriff. “We have the maximum responsibility for the liberation of a person. In this case, we fell short. But we are committed to doing everything possible to restore the trust and trust of the community in our organization.”
She said that the employees involved in the launch of Sage “acted in good faith based on the information they had at that time.”
Morrisey O’Donnell said they have not put licensed employees at this time.
The application partners “throughout the State” were trying to discover “where Sage was launched and where he is now,” said the sheriff.
The victim’s mother, Jodie Ramsey, told her ABC Portland Affiate that she is “in Complete Edge all the time now” from the accidental launch of Sage. The death of Ivey is supposedly related to a “agreement of weapons and drugs” between the victim and the wise, according to judicial documents.
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Ivey was allegedly killed on December 4, 2021, according to judicial documents. Sage declared himself innocent of both the second degree murder and the first degree robbery charges.
The authorities said they believe that Sage’s release is an isolated incident.
