Cesar Hernandez, an inmate serving 80 years to life for a 2019 murder, escaped custody in December during a court appearance. He was recaptured in Tijuana, where he had been actively evading authorities. During his escape, Hernandez reportedly killed a police commander who was part of a unit tasked with capturing fugitives. The incident unfolded shortly after his birthday, illustrating both the continued threat he posed and the determination of law enforcement to apprehend him, showcasing the lengths to which he went to avoid capture.
Cesar Hernandez, a first-degree murder convict who escaped custody, was recaptured in Tijuana after killing a police commander during his evasion.
During his time on the run, Hernandez displayed cunning when he changed into bright yellow worker's clothing to avoid detection after the police commander was killed.
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