Irish prison escapee Brockwell transferred to England

A notorious Scottish convict who escaped from a prison in Ireland has been transferred to a jail in England, police said.

Irish prison escapee Brockwell transferred to England
Wed, 04 Mar, 2015 - 16:09

A notorious Scottish convict who escaped from Irish prison officers in Tallaght hospital, stabbing one in the stomach, has been transferred to a jail in England, police said.

Derek Brockwell, 53, fled custody last month and was captured by police in Belfast.

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