D.C. sex offender pleads guilty to escaping Baltimore halfway house
A Washington, D.C., man serving a five-year sentence for sex abuse crimes pleaded guilty to escaping from a Baltimore residential re-entry center in May 2025, federal prosecutors said. Lamont Antwan Warren, a 46-year sex offender serving a five-year sentence for sex abuse crimes, has pleaded guilty to escaping from a Baltimore residential re-entry center in May 2025. He was transferred from a correctional facility in Pennsylvania to serve the remainder of his sentence in community housing and was required to register as a sex offender in Maryland within three days of his arrival. The following day, staff found Warren under the influence of an unknown drug and found suspected narcotics in his possession. When staff tried to require him to meet with his caseworker, Warren refused and left the facility. Two minutes later, staff received an alert that Warren had tampered with his GPS monitoring device. Warren was located and arrested on June 25, 2025.
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A Washington, D.C., man serving a five-year sentence for sex abuse crimes pleaded guilty to escaping from a Baltimore residential re-entry center in May 2025, federal prosecutors said.
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