Four men broke into the Virginia Prison and escape away.

 Four men manage to escape from a Virginia federal prison camp

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international issue:  Officials said on Saturday that four prisoners had escaped from a satellite camp of a federal prison. According to a news release from the Federal Bureau of Prisons, four inmates were reported missing from the satellite camp of the Federal Correctional Complex Petersburg around 1:45 a.m.: Corey Branch, Tavares Lajuane Graham, Lamonte Rashawn Willis, and Kareem Allen Shaw.

185 male criminals are housed at the minimum-security institution, according to officials. The convicts' method of escape was not disclosed by the authorities.

Officials indicated that an internal inquiry was started after notifying the FBI, the U.S. Marshals Service, and other law enforcement organizations.

Branch was serving a 160-month sentence for both felony firearm possession and fentanyl possession with the intent to distribute.

Graham was serving a 120-month sentence for possessing a cocaine base weighing at least 28 grams and 500 grams or more with the intent to distribute. According to the FBI, he was also convicted of having a gun while committing a felony involving drug trafficking.

Willis was incarcerated for 216 months for having a stolen gun in his possession and for having a gun in his possession while a felon.

For conspiring to possess heroin in a quantity sufficient for distribution, Shaw received a 194-month sentence. Anyone with information is urged to call the U.S. Marshals at (804) 545-8501.

According to the Bureau of Prisons website, there are 675 convicts altogether housed at the low-level jail, including 185 from the satellite camp.

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For fentanyl possession with the intent to distribute and having a handgun in his possession while a felon, 41-year-old Branch was given a sentence of more than 13 years in the Eastern District of Virginia. Are juvenile records accessible to the general public? There is a movement to change the fact that not all governments seal them. The Eastern District of North Carolina sentenced Graham, 44, to 10 years in prison for possessing a firearm along with the intent to commit a narcotics trafficking offense and having 500 grams or more of cocaine and 28 grams or more of cocaine base.

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For having and concealing a stolen firearm as well as having a firearm in his possession while a felon, Willis, 30, received an 18-year term in the Eastern District of Virginia.

For conspiring to possess heroin in a quantity sufficient for distribution, Shaw, 46, received a sentence of more than 16 years in the Western District of Virginia.