Man expected to turn himself in goes on the run, Medina County officials say
Jim Edward Correa, 45, is on the run after he was expected to begin serving a 12-year sentence on May 3
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Jim Edward Correa, also known as Jimmy Correa, is on the run after he was expected to begin serving a 12-year sentence on May 3, 2024. (Medina County Sheriff's Office)
MEDINA COUNTY, Texas – Medina County authorities said a man who was supposed to turn himself in to begin serving a jail sentence is now on the run.
Jim Edward Correa, 45, is on the run after he was expected to begin serving a 12-year sentence on May 3.
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Correa, who authorities said also goes by the nickname “Jimmy,” was previously charged with possessing a prohibited substance in a correctional facility.
Correa is 5 feet, 9 inches tall and weighs approximately 180 pounds.
According to the Medina County Criminal District Attorney’s Office, Correa is known to frequent Bexar County and surrounding areas.