Second inmate captured after Stark County corrections center escape

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Three more men remain on the loose

Posted: Feb 14, 2020 / 02:43 PM EST / Updated: Feb 14, 2020 / 02:43 PM EST

CANTON, Ohio (WJW)– Two of the five inmates who escaped from the Stark County Regional Community Correction Center on Monday were captured.

The U.S. Marshals said Joshua Bingham, 36, was arrested on Friday. Jaden Miller, 23, was found Wednesday night Carroll County.

Canton police are still searching for Vincent Blanc, 24; Jason Drake, 39; and Michael Fisher, 29.

Police said the men got out by breaking a first-floor window at the facility, located on Lesh Road in Louisville.

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