The minor "Copperfield", who escaped from the Dhiva "Crosses" in St. Petersburg, was caught in Vyborg

Air gymnast Alexander Pokrovsky, 17 years old, managed to escape from St. Petersburg “crosses” three days ago, on damaged legs reached Vyborg, but did not have time to see either his mother or his beloved girl. He was detained and returned to the next camera.

Komsomolskaya Pravda says that the young man broke a hook out of the wall, on which a sink was attached in his cell. The skills of the car driver allowed him to break the door lock, and then open the window at the end of the corridor. From there, along with a 15-year-old cellmate, he went down the fire station. When the patrolmen passed by, the teenagers rushed to the exit.

The sentries on the tower noticed the fugitives when they climbed the roof of the checkpoint. Alexander managed to escape and safely hide in the labyrinth of passing yards and streets, and his comrade clung to the barbed wire and was detained.

The publication reports that the former air gymnast walked in the center of St. Petersburg, bathed in the Neva, sunbathed and went on the highway to Vyborg, where he was going to see his mother. The police detained him in a private house next to his parental housing and returned to another camera of the same pre -trial detention center. Now psychologists and educators work with him. And also, apparently, doctors - when jumping from a height, Pokrovsky damaged his feet.

The message "Interfax" with reference to the Office of the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Federal Penitentiary Service in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region is not rich in details.

"On July 28, at about 20:00 Moscow time, the defendant Alexander Pokrovsky was detained next to his house in the city of Vyborg," the department said. It is reported that the young man was nicknamed the "Copperfield" along the track along the forest belt, saw that they were looking for him, and was successfully hiding.

Earlier in the media, a version was expressed that a teenager escaped from a pre -trial detention center to see his beloved girl. He often wrote letters to Catherine C, and she, in response, promised to wait for him from a conclusion. Neither with her or her mother in three days of stay at large Pokrovsky did not have time to see herself.

The first messages also did not mention the fire ladder. It was assumed that teenagers jumped from the fourth floor.

Now, in addition to accusing the auto-rounds against the gymnast, the case of a group escape from arrest has been opened. Whether the audit will be carried out regarding the staff of the pre -trial detention center, is not reported. It is known that last year, the States has been reduced in the Crosses, and now there are not enough employees for each floor. It was thanks to this that the escape of Pokrovsky and the cellmate remained unnoticed for a long time.