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Courthouse Escape Attempt

17 Sep
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Courthouse Escape Attempt. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/15123

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Fox News17 Sep

Timothy J. Reaggle, a 20-year-old man sentenced to one year in prison for aggravated burglary and other offenses, attempted to escape from the Columbiana County Courthouse by breaking free of his handcuffs and punching two deputies. The incident occurred shortly after his sentencing on Monday; video footage shows Reaggle fleeing down hallways and stairs before being subdued with a Taser. Both deputies were injured…

WATCH: Handcuffed inmate breaks free, punches deputy in wild courthouse escape attempt →
New York Post17 Sep

Timothy J. Reaggle, 20, punched a bailiff and attacked deputies while attempting to flee an Ohio courthouse immediately after being sentenced to one year in prison for aggravated burglary and other charges. Video footage shows Reaggle breaking free, striking the bailiff, knocking down another deputy, and fleeing before being subdued with a Taser. Both injured deputies sustained broken bones but were later released…

Ohio felon punches bailiff, attacks deputies as he tries to escape court after being sentenced to prison →

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WATCH: Shocking video shows Ohio inmate attacking deputies and attempting to escape ABC News

How it changed

  1. 17 Sep

    Columbiana County Sheriff Brian McLaughlin told WFMJ that both deputies suffered broken bones but have since been released from the hospital.

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Coverage 3 articles

  • 17 Sep WATCH: Shocking video shows Ohio inmate attacking deputies and attempting to escapeOn September 16, 2026, a violent incident occurred in an Ohio prison where an inmate attacked guards and tried to escape shortly after being sentenced for an assault. Surveillance footage captured the chaotic events as they unfolded.ABC News (US)
  • 17 Sep Ohio felon punches bailiff, attacks deputies as he tries to escape court after being sentenced to prisonTimothy J. Reaggle, 20, punched a bailiff and attacked deputies while attempting to flee an Ohio courthouse immediately after being sentenced to one year in prison for aggravated burglary and other charges. Video footage shows Reaggle breaking free, striking the bailiff, knocking down another deputy, and fleeing before being subdued with a Taser. Both injured deputies sustained broken bones but were later released…New York Post
  • 17 Sep WATCH: Handcuffed inmate breaks free, punches deputy in wild courthouse escape attemptTimothy J. Reaggle, a 20-year-old man sentenced to one year in prison for aggravated burglary and other offenses, attempted to escape from the Columbiana County Courthouse by breaking free of his handcuffs and punching two deputies. The incident occurred shortly after his sentencing on Monday; video footage shows Reaggle fleeing down hallways and stairs before being subdued with a Taser. Both deputies were injured…Fox News

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