Two inmates escape from Canadian penitentiary, police say

Jesse Dion Favel, left, and Noah James Lemaigre-Elliott escaped a prison in Saskatchewan, police say.

Police said two endangered prisoners escaped from a Canadian prison in Saskatchewan on Friday night and are still escaping

20-year-old Jesse Devin Fowl and 19-year-old Noah James Lemgar Elliott left the Saskatchewan Sentence River Band Association between 8 am and 8 am. And around 9:30 local time, Prince Albert was told by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

"Prince Albert believes RCMP, Fowl and Lemiger Elliott may be dangerous and may not advise them not to approach them," police said on Saturday. Said.

The two men left on foot, the RCMP said.

The release said the pair could go to Prince Albert or Yorkton, La Loche or Saskatoon.

Winged 5 feet, 11 inches tall and with black and brown eyes. Police said he argued in 194 and had an average bill. According to the statement, the last seen was a foil wearing a green hat and black sunglasses.

Lemiger - Elliott is 6 meters tall and has black and brown eyes. It is weak at about 170 pounds. The police saw the last one wearing pants and a black jacket.

According to the Canadian Government website, Riverbend Corporation has a minimum security facility one kilometer (0.6 miles) west of Prince Albert of Saskatchewan.