MCDONOUGH — An escaped inmate from Connecticut has been picked up by The Henry County Sheriff’s Office’s Special Investigation Unit.
According to the Henry County Sheriff’s Office, 31-year-old Forenza Rakeem Murphy was serving time on a robbery charge at a Connecticut Department of Corrections Halfway House in Bridgeport when he left without permission.
The sheriff’s office received word that Murphy was at a family member’s house in McDonough Oct. 1 at about 4:15 p.m.
Sheriff’s officials arrested him and took him into custody just as family members were setting up for his birthday party.
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“If you make your way into Henry County, we’re going to get on your trail and we won’t stop until you’re caught,” Henry County Sheriff Reginald B. Scandrett said. “It was a great collaborative effort with The Connecticut DOC that led to the apprehension of Murphy.”
Murphy had been on the run since Aug. 8 and will now face additional charges. He’s currently being housed in the Henry County Jail.
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