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Ulrick "Chucky" Hanson.
Ulrick “Chucky” Hanson.
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Prison escapee Ulrick “Chucky” Hanson, who police shot in the leg during his apprehension on Dec. 10 has lost the leg as a result of an infection.

iWitness News was reliably informed that doctors decided to amputate the accused murderer’s leg because of its deteriorating condition.

A relative later told iWitness News that while Hanson was taken to hospital on Dec. 10, 2020, the same day he was shot, he never underwent surgery until Jan. 4, 2021.

iWitness News is unclear as to why Hanson did not undergo surgery until almost a month later.

The relative said that Hanson was discharged from the hospital and sent back to prison on Jan. 7, a mere three days after the surgery.

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The relative said he caught an infection in prison and was taken back to hospital.

The relative blamed “negligence at the hospital” for doctors’ decision to amputate Hanson’s leg at the knee.

On Dec. 9, 2020, news broke that Hanson, along with Veron Primus, another murder accused, had escaped from Her Majesty’s Prison in Kingstown.

It was the second time that Primus was escaping from the penitentiary in just over a year.

Police apprehended the two men at a house in Lowmans Leeward, where they also arrested Shadene Farrell, 29, a resident of the house.

Farrell later pleaded to and was jailed for one year for harbouring the two escapees.

Hanson was, in May 2020, sentenced to six months in prison for inducing into Her Majesty’s Prison one black Alcatel cellular phone and charger, which are prohibited articles.

At the time, Hanson, as well as his co-accused, Glenville Harry, of Vermont, and Jerome Ollivierre, of Mayreau, were awaiting trial in connection with the 2018 murder of Rodney George, a 50-year-old security guard, of Victoria Village.

George’s body was found with his throat slit on Sept. 1, 2018 and police placed his death as having occurred sometime between Aug. 31, and Sept. 1.

The accused are also charged with entering the GEC Auto Supplies at Arnos Vale between Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, 2018, as trespassers, and stealing EC$2,074 in cash, the property of Gevandean Wilson, owner of the business.

Also, Hanson and Harry, along with Racquann Robinson, of Campden Park, and Elroy Rodgers, of New Montrose, and suspended Police Constable Ettian Charles, of Arnos Vale, escaped further prosecution after physician Reisha Browne-Caesar, the wife of Agriculture Minister Saboto Caesar, refused to testify earlier this year in a case that charged that they robbed her at gunpoint of items valued EC$10,350 and documents outside her Cedars home in September 2016.

After his recapture, Veron Primus, 33, pleaded guilty to a charge that between Dec. 7 and 10, 2020, at Kingstown, while in lawful custody at HMP, he escaped such custody.

He also pleaded guilty to a charge that between Dec. 5 and 10, 2020, at Kingstown, without lawful excuse, he damaged one sheet of 3/8” plywood valued at EC$148.48 and one sheet of 16-foot galvanise, valued at 153.59, the property of the Government of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Primus was jailed for 24 months for escaping lawful custody, and three months for damage to property. The sentences will run concurrently.

Primus, 33, is awaiting trial in connection with the murder of 33-year-old real estate agent, Sharlene Greaves, whose body was found at her office in Arnos Vale on Nov. 13, 2015, with stab wounds. He said that he escaped a second time because police and prison authorities have not assisted him in facilitating a conversation with the Director of Public Prosecution, Sejilla McDowall, regarding information, which, he said, could prove that he is innocent.

14 replies on “Escaped prisoner’s leg amputated”

  1. Honestly none of Mr. Hanson’s allegation has been proven in the court of law and is therefore entitled to the presumption of innocence’s until proven guilty. However, the numerous allegations of which he has to answer is mind boggling. It would give the appearance that he is not an honorable citizen or either misery finds company or better yet karma is a bitch or his chickens have come home to roost and may have been sitting on his dinner table. If that’s the case, and if he was convicted by the court of karma, then his reality will slow him down. Then the old adage that karma is a bitch holds.

  2. Winfield Alexander says:

    Everyone is innocent, until proven guilty, but Rodney George is dead!!! His family will never see him again. Karma!! Ah leg?

  3. Lucky only a leg him loose people have lost their lives ?? But of course that don’t count ??? Remember we black people love the saying what goes around comes back to bite your Rassssss

  4. One less leg?He can’t run no more so less threat to the public at large from this one legged puss.

  5. It is amazing how justice and injustice in this world is so convenient, eh. Prisoners have rights and so to everyone else have rights. But who the hell cares about anyone rights here when it’s the rights of the less privilege that are in play here.
    That man leg in my opinion was not amputated because he doesn’t have rights or because anyone didn’t care about his rights. It was amputated plain and simple because he is one of the underprivileged in dis yah callous country and out of share neglect because of who is.
    There is a lot of incompetence and negligence behavior in this country that is being dished out to Vincentians, especially from the underprivileged class. But we are the one who encourage and sustain it. The simple fact is we are too afraid, selfish, deceitful and corrupt to stand and fight for our rights in this country.

  6. […] He even allegedly took away a fellow citizens right to life so what if his rights were allegedly violated it’s(KARMA)The main thing is that the public at large can now breathe a sigh of relief.

  7. Nathan 'Jolly' Green says:

    At least he will not be legless, he can have one of those converted truck springs fitted and will be able to jump 6″ fences with ease.

  8. Seems like a case of humam righs violation but i loose no sleep. There are too many allegtion in which his name was called.Where there is smoke there is bound to be fire.

  9. Mr. Hanson indeed has rights which may have been violated, he also alleged to have violated the rights of one Rodney George. Malice after thought was given as his cause of death. If he was indeed guilty of all the alleged crimes then loosing one leg will undoubtedly slow him down which is in the best interest of society as a whole. Society will be better off with Mr. Hanson having one leg. Where was his family when it was alleged to have preyed on society? The old adage holds, “no better the beef , no better the barrel.”

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