Aylesbury Prisoner Found After Going AWOL
Published by the Mix96 News Team at 11:06am 15th June 2011. (Updated at 4:42pm 15th June 2011)
Thames Valley Police say David Gowing is back in custody.
The 22 year-old went missing after failing to return to Springhill Prison in Grendon Underwood near Aylesbury after spending a day at work as part of his rehabilitation.
Gowing, who is serving a seven year sentence for GBH, is from the Netherfield area of Milton Keynes and still has links to the area.
PC Alan Nixon told Mix96: "Gowing is at an open prison and is on a programme that is preparing him for release."
After locating Gowing, TVP have told Mix 96 he is currently in police custody in Milton Keynes.
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