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Authorities are currently seeking assistance from the public in locating an escaped prisoner who fled from a transport van in south-east London. The individual, Temitope Segun, 25, was being transferred from Bromley Magistrates Court to HMP Thameside when the incident occurred on Monday evening. According to the Metropolitan Police, Segun was being transported under a sentence for supplying class A drugs.
The escape took place near Woolwich High Street at approximately 18:40 BST on 8 June. During the transfer, Segun reportedly assaulted a guard before making his getaway. The transport was managed by private contractor Serco, which acknowledged the incident and stated that they are currently investigating the matter. One staff member sustained injuries during the event and is now recovering at home.
Segun was last seen wearing all black clothing, including a jacket, trousers, and trainers. Authorities believe he has connections to the areas of Plumstead, Abbey Wood, and Woolwich. Serco, which holds a prisoner escort and custody services contract with the Ministry of Justice for the south of England, emphasized their ongoing inquiry into the situation.
Detective Sergeant Claudine Manning of the Met Police emphasized the urgency of the search: “My team of dedicated officers are working around the clock to trace and apprehend Temitope Segun. It is imperative that the public contact police via 999 if they see him – or know where he may be.” The police have urged anyone with information about Segun’s whereabouts to come forward immediately
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