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Two jail escapees were captured after an anonymous tip led police to the attic of a relative s home, but two others were still at large after nine inmates broke out of a maximum security area of the Yakima County Jail.The men broke through the ceiling of the four-story jail and used a rope made of bed sheets to climb down Friday evening, authorities said. Five were recaptured on the jail grounds, but four others got away.Saturday morning, officers got a tip that led them to a Yakima home where a sister of escapee Santos Luera lives, Police Chief Sam Granato. The officers searched the house and found both missing inmates in the attic.Luera, 20, who was facing a Dec. 5 murder trial for the shooting death of his stepbrother, had a broken leg and was taken to a hospital. Terry Moser, 25, who had been charged with assault, was also back in custody. They were verbally combative. They weren t happy they had been captured, Granato said. One of the two inmates still at large Saturday afternoon had been spotted Friday evening but escaped on fo
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stanley tumblers entified as Luis Soto, 28, of Toppenish, who was facing trial Jan. 3 on a second-degree theft charge; and Gianno Alaimo, 26, of Yakima, who had been charged with assault.The nine inmates escaped Friday afternoon, apparently going through a ceiling on the top floor of
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