What's happened
Jamie Ross, a prisoner, escaped from guards during a funeral in Edinburgh. He was last seen near the Cameron Toll shopping centre. Police Scotland located and safely traced him, thanking the public for their assistance.
Why it matters
The escape of a prisoner during a funeral is a concerning event that raises questions about security protocols. The successful tracing of the prisoner by the police ensures public safety and highlights the importance of community cooperation in such situations.
What the papers say
The Guardian and Sky News both report on the escape of prisoner Jamie Ross during a funeral in Edinburgh. While The Guardian focuses on the search efforts and the gratitude expressed by Police Scotland upon tracing Ross, Sky News provides details on Ross's appearance and the circumstances of his escape.
How we got here
Jamie Ross, a 29-year-old prisoner, escaped from guards during a funeral at Mortonhall crematorium in Edinburgh. He exploited the opportunity to flee while attending the family funeral. The prisoner transportation service GEOAmey expressed disappointment at the misuse of compassionate leave for evading detention.
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