Army trainee who hijacked bus tried to escape jail, sheriff says

Today's dumb and dumber award winner.

SSG Robert Mark Odom How did he ever get in the Army?
According to an incident report Lott read to the paper, Collazo was being moved to a restraint chair when he pushed a guard away, ran for a door, then up stairs to a higher floor. From a railing, Collazo jumped to the floor below, landing on his feet and then his side, the report said.

Fielding Pringle, Collazo’s defense attorney, told the paper Thursday her client was not trying to escape during the incident, which happened while he was handcuffed, on suicide watch and unclothed.

Fort Jackson commander Brig. Gen. Milford Beagle speaks to reporters May 6, 2021, in Columbia, S.C., following the school bus hijacking.

No guns for Fort Jackson trainees after school bus hijacking
Although Army officials knew the gun was unloaded, they said they recognize that others did not.

Kyle Rempfer
“People who are thinking clearly and normally do not run around jail dorms completely naked with their hands cuffed behind their back, running into locked steel doors and jumping from the second tier to the floor below,” Pringle said."

Where he's going escaping won't be an issue.