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00:27 Here is the timeline of the events.
00:30 At 8.33 a.m., Cavalcante's block entered the exercise yard.
00:35 At 8.51 a.m., Cavalcante escapes from the prison, having crab-walked up a wall,
00:40 pushes his way through a razor wire, run across a roof, scale another fence,
00:44 and push his way through more razor wire.
00:47 At 9.35 a.m., Cavalcante's block returned to the unit from the yard.
00:51 At 9.45 a.m., officers on Cavalcante's block notify central control of a missing inmate,
00:56 and they conduct a special count.
00:59 At 9.48 a.m., officers inform central control that Cavalcante was not there.
01:04 We have not recovered anything from him out in the field.
01:08 We have discovered through the photograph that you saw that he has a backpack,
01:14 a duffel bag, and a hoodie, but we have not recovered any of those items.
01:18 We continue to use hundreds of state, local, and federal law enforcement officers,
01:22 canines, aviation assets, and various types of technology in an effort to keep the community safe
01:29 and to bring this to as swift of a conclusion as possible.
01:34 We continue to increase the number of personnel assigned as conditions dictate.
01:38 Residents can expect to continue to see large numbers of law enforcement officers
01:42 in their communities and traveling to and from assigned locations.
01:47 We continue to ask for the public's help by familiarizing themselves with the photograph
01:51 and description of Cavalcante, to check security cameras they have,
01:55 and to call us immediately if they believe they may have seen Cavalcante.
01:59 Again, we ask residents to please secure homes, outbuildings, and vehicles.
02:04 Cavalcante has clearly already obtained some clothing and unknown other supplies,
02:08 and we want to minimize any opportunity to obtain anything more.
02:12 It is important that we keep pressure on him as we continue the hunt.
02:16 No, I don't think he has any more ability than we initially gave him credit for.
02:19 I think that it's a very challenging area.
02:21 I think we've had a number of these types of searches in the past.
02:24 Some take hours, some take days, some take weeks, and some take months.
02:29 We're committed to the search, and we will find him.
02:32 We will bring him back into the criminal justice system.
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