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Delaware Man Fails to Return to Community Corrections Center

Posted: Mar 07, 2018 11:55 PM Updated:

GEORGETOWN, Del. (AP) - A Delaware man has absconded from a facility intended to transition offenders back into the community.

The Delaware Department of Correction said in a release that 34-year-old Mario Santiago failed to return to the Sussex Community Corrections Center from an approved work pass on Wednesday. The department says his whereabouts are unknown and unauthorized, and a warrant for escape after conviction has thus been issued.

The department says Santiago was convicted for attempted kidnapping.

The department says community corrections centers are not secured like some prisons, as offenders are permitted to leave to go to work, seek jobs or attend approved treatment sessions.

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