At the time of his escape, Everitt had a shaved head and was wearing blue-colored inmate clothing. Everitt escaped from the John Latorraca Correctional Center in Merced County at around 8 p.m. on Monday. (Merced County Sheriff’s Office)
Everitt, of Sacramento, was serving time for DUI, gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and for causing great bodily injury, FOX26 Fresno reported.
In October 2019, Everitt was driving under the influence and crashed head-on with another vehicle, killing two people, the Merced Sun-Star reported.
Inmate forcibly breaks through building material to escape jail in Merced County, deputies say
Charlie Everitt, who goes by the nickname Mikey, escaped the jail around 8 p.m. by forcibly breaking through several layers of building material, deputies say. Author: Staff (ABC10) Updated: 10:15 AM PDT April 28, 2021
MERCED, Calif. An inmate at John Latorraca Correction Center in Merced County escaped from the facility Monday evening.
According to a Facebook post from the Merced County Sheriff s Office, 45-year-old Charlie Everitt, who goes by the nickname Mikey, escaped the jail around 8 p.m. by forcibly breaking through several layers of building material. After breaking through, Everitt reportedly made his way through the perimeter fencing and escaping custody.
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