Abscond – Townsville Correctional Centre low security farm
Three prisoners have absconded from Townsville Correctional Centre low security men's farm this evening.
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The three men are:
RYAN, ALEX LEROY
He is serving 2 years 6 months for Assault occasioning actual bodily harm.
Identifying features:
Chest Roses with a name on left side of chest. Cross on right chest.
Head 12, 13,91, loyal, love, respect on neck.
Left Arm South Sea Island on inner forearm. Rose on bicep.
Right arm Roses on upper arm and forearm.
KERR, Ethan Joseph Arona.
He is serving 9 months for Illegal use of a motor vehicle.
Description:
Height – cm: 176 cm
Weight – kg: 54
Build: Light
Complexion: Dark
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Black
Identifying features:
Left arm: "Gudjala"on inner arm
PARKINSON, Anthony James
He is serving 3 years for Armed Robbery.
Description:
Height – cm: 182 cm
Weight – kg: 70
Build: Light
Complexion: Fair
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Brown
Identifying features:
Chest Skull
Left Arm Faded tribal design
Left Hand Name
Left Leg Cross on rear calf
Right Arm Name with a rose skull with a cross on right forearm: rose with name. Skull on wrist. Rose inner forearm
Right hand "Hate" Numbers.
Right leg Tsv 4810 on calf
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