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    Inmate Sentenced for Escape from Ottawa Jail

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    By KMAN Staff on March 21, 2013 State News

    MINNEAPOLIS, Kan. (AP) A judge has sentenced an inmate to about 11 years for escaping from the Ottawa County jail.

    Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt says in a release that Drew Edward Wade, 22, of Topeka was sentenced to 136 months after pleading guilty to the escape charge in January. Wade was ordered to serve the 11-year sentence consecutively to the seven years he’s serving for previous convictions in Shawnee County.

    Wade and four other inmates escaped from the Ottawa jail in April 2012. A second inmate, Eric James, was sentenced in July to 18 years in federal prison for carjacking charges related to the escape.

    The other two inmates haven’t been sentenced yet.

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