A minimum-security prisoner who escaped from a halfway house in Alaska came back three hours later, but not to turn himself in.
State Troopers say 20-year-old Joshua Yaska returned with a vehicle and tried to help other inmates flee the facility in Fairbanks.
Staff members say Yaska was spotted leaving on a bike just after 1am on Sunday.
Troopers say he returned at 4.20am and tried to "aid in the escape of other inmates". Authorities say he tried to strike a halfway house employee with the vehicle.
He was caught that night after he broke into a relative's home.