Puerto Rican prison escapee caught in Florida
Fugitive on the run for nearly 40 years caught in Florida
LEE COUNTY, Fla. (CNN) - A fugitive from Puerto Rico who has been on the run for almost 40 years is now back in custody. Jorge Milla-Valdes escaped from a Puerto Rican prison in 1987. Authorities believed he was living under an assumed name, Luis Aguirre, in Lee County, Florida.
Escaped prisoner from Puerto Rico caught in Florida after nearly 40 years on the run
Milla-Valdes escaped from a prison in Puerto Rico in 1987, LCSO said. LCSO's Fugitive Warrants Unit searched for Milla-Valdes and obtained the original 1986 fingerprints from Puerto Rico and a set from his run-ins with Monroe County.
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