2nd inmate who escaped from Maui jail found, arrested

This undated booking photo provided by the Hawaii Department of Public Safety shows Troy Diego. Diego is one of two inmates who escaped from a Maui jail Sunday, April 14, 2019. He and Barret Paman escaped from Maui Community Correctional Center. Authorities say staff members later noticed a broken door in the back of a dorm building. Paman later turned himself in to Maui police. He's awaiting trial for burglary, theft and firearms charges. Diego remained missing Monday. He's awaiting trial for theft and unauthorized entry into a vehicle. (Hawaii Department of Public Safety via AP)
This undated booking photo provided by the Hawaii Department of Public Safety shows Troy Diego. Diego is one of two inmates who escaped from a Maui jail Sunday, April 14, 2019. He and Barret Paman escaped from Maui Community Correctional Center. Authorities say staff members later noticed a broken door in the back of a dorm building. Paman later turned himself in to Maui police. He's awaiting trial for burglary, theft and firearms charges. Diego remained missing Monday. He's awaiting trial for theft and unauthorized entry into a vehicle. (Hawaii Department of Public Safety via AP)

WAILUKU, Hawaii (AP) — Two inmates escaped from a Hawaii jail and over a razor wire-topped fence, prompting a manhunt across the island of Maui before one of them turned himself in and the other was arrested.

Troy Diego and Barret Paman escaped from the Maui Community Correctional Center early Sunday, authorities said. Staff members had noticed a broken door in the back of a dorm building.

The facility went into a lockdown and staff members found clothing in the razor wire at the top of a perimeter fence, authorities said.

Paman, awaiting trial on burglary, theft and firearms charges, turned himself in to Maui police Sunday afternoon.

Maui police arrested Diego on Monday afternoon. Police didn’t immediately provide details about the arrest. He’s awaiting trial on charges of theft and unauthorized entry into a vehicle.

Both men were being held under the lowest level of custody, said Toni Schwartz, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Public Safety. They will face an added escape charge, she said.

The chain-link fence section they are believed to have climbed over is 16 feet high, including the double row of razor wire at the top, Schwartz said.

Maui Mayor Michael Victorino urged everyone to “stay calm but remain vigilant” during the island-wide manhunt. He said after Diego’s arrest that “Maui residents can rest easy tonight.”

The escapes come after a riot at the jail last month. The jail was designed to hold 301 inmates but had 410 at the time of the disturbance. State corrections officials said inmates were upset with extreme overcrowding.