On Friday just before a hearing on whether a man could face the death penalty, he, who's awaiting trial for the slaying woman, slipped out of his shackles and bolted from a courthouse. Broward Court Sheriff Scott Israel said Dayonte Resiles, 21, eluded bailiffs about 9:30 a.m. in a fourth floor courtroom and was seen on video surveillance escaping through an outside north door at the downtown courthouse. His black and white jail jumpsuit and shackles were left behind. Israel said the immediate focus is on capturing Resiles who was described in wanted posters as potentially armed and dangerous. But the sheriff said there are many questions about the escape that need to be answered.
The death penalty will be sought against Jordon Lowdermilk of Dobson suspected of killing an 80-year-old woman at her home and stabbing a man. A pretrial hearing regarding the death penalty will take place on August 30th. Prospectors alleged Lowdermilk broke into woman's house and beat her to death and stole her car. He is next set to appear in court on the murder charges on September 7th.[CITATION]
・EYEWITNESS NEWS. http://abc7.com/news/murder-suspect-slips-cuffs;-escapes-before-death-penalty-hearing/1431037/
・WXII12. http://www.wxii12.com/news/death-penalty-sought-in-surry-county-homicide-case/40486086
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