their dog starts barking in the distance. they investigate what s going on. who do they confront, the escaped inmate hanging out in the creek. they ask him, what are you doing here. he says i m camping. they don t buy it for a second. they call 911, and a large police presence descends on the neighborhood here as they have been for the last week or so. this case-cracking k-9 making this all possible. my conversation with them really something insightful. listen. reporter: so he definitely did bark at the inmate? he wouldn t stop. he kept barking, barking, barking, like this isn t right. reporter: what is it when you come face to face with the person everybody is looking for. oh, my. i was scared. we were both scared. our immediate thought was call 911, get them here, get him back where he belongs. reporter: i don t know if you can call them more than a good boy, but that is the definition, and we know that he is now actually getting a $2,000 check from crime sto
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