Осужденный за убийство сбежал из тюрьмы, так как не хотел делить камеру с другим заключенным

Бывший солдат Кристофер Буади совершил побег из тюрьмы Castle Huntly, чтобы избежать совместного проживания в камере, и был задержан спустя несколько часов. Суд приговорил его к 12 месяцам заключения за попытку уклонения от отбывания наказания, несмотря на то, что он утверждал, что уже отсидел минимальный срок.

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Violent killer escaped prison and went on the run in strop over sharing jail cell Former soldier Christopher Bouhadi, who was serving a life sentence for murder, escaped from HMP Castle Huntly in June. A murderer climbed over a prison fence and went on the run because he did not want to share his cell with another inmate. Former soldier Christopher Bouhadi then fled on foot across farmland before traveling more than 20 miles to get away from Castle Huntly jail. When he was captured after a few hours, Bouhadi told police he had already served the full length of his 16 year minimum sentence imposed in 2009. Bouhadi - who was jailed for the murder of his "only friend" Barry Fleming and given a life sentence - appeared via video link at Perth Sheriff Court on Thursday, August 27. He admitted attempting to defeat the ends of justice by absconding from Castle Huntly, on the outskirts of Dundee, on June 17, and remaining unlawfully at large. Fiscal depute Laurelle Johnstone told the court: "He was serving a High Court sentence for murder imposed on June 1, 2009 and with a minimum 16 years. "He was transferred to Castle Huntly from HMP Addiewell on February 10, 2026. At 5.30pm on June 17 he was seen in his room by staff at the prison. "When they were conducting a final check for the evening at 8pm he was not within his room. A full search of the premises was carried out to no avail. "Staff carried out a CCTV check and established that at 7.22pm the accused walked towards the south boundary of the prison estate, jumped over the fence, and crossed into farmland. "He was seen heading in the direction of the public road before being lost to sight. At 9.17pm, his absence was reported to police. He was traced at 11.07pm in Glasgow Road, Perth." When Bouhadi, 41, was being charged by police, he said: "What do you mean with attempt to defeat the ends of justice? I f****** done my f****** 16 year tariff man. I shouldn't still f****** be there." He told police he had been asking for help within the prison and had decided to leave when he felt he was not receiving any. His solicitor told the court Bouhadi had "done well" to be moved to the open prison, but had become "visibly distressed at the prospect of sharing a cell due to past trauma." He said his client had not asked to be considered for parole at the end of his 16-year term in 2025. Sheriff William Wood jailed him for 12 months and said: "It wasn't a planned escape and has all the hallmarks of being an opportunistic decision. The court needs to mark its displeasure - you were in the prison for a good reason." Ex-Black Watch soldier Bouhadi was high on drink when he stabbed Mr Fleming, 28, in the neck and left him dying in a pool of blood. He then boasted about his act to locals. The High Court in Livingston heard Barry had taken pity on Bouhadi, who had been "living rough in doorways", and allowed him to stay in his flat. Bouhadi, from Broxburn, had been kicked out of the army for failing a drug test before savagely attacking Mr Fleming outside the Clifton Arms pub in the West Lothian town in May 2008. Get more Daily Record exclusives by signing up for free to Google’s preferred sources. Click HERE.