So Eric Livers called up his co-workers at the Cheyenne auto shop where he used to work and gave them his new address — 1,738 miles away from the halfway house police said he'd fled.
The auto shop called the local sheriff's office. The sheriff's office got in touch with police in Portsmouth, N.H., and that's where police arrested Livers, 20, Wednesday.
"That's how they found him," said Melinda Brazzale, a spokeswoman for the Wyoming Department of Corrections. "Crazy, huh?"
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The auto shop called the local sheriff's office. The sheriff's office got in touch with police in Portsmouth, N.H., and that's where police arrested Livers, 20, Wednesday.
"That's how they found him," said Melinda Brazzale, a spokeswoman for the Wyoming Department of Corrections. "Crazy, huh?"
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