Man who escaped police custody Friday is traveling with pregnant girlfriend
If you know where Paul Palmer is call 911
Posted: 09/10/2010
BALTMORE - Baltimore City Police say the man who escaped police custody Friday afternoon is traveling with his pregnant girlfriend.
Paul Bryan Palmer, who was last spotted near Belair Road Saturday morning, is described as a white male, 32, weighing 185 pounds, approximately 5'10", and bald.
Police believe Palmer's pregnant girlfriend, 29-year-old Gina Christina Distefano, is with him driving a silver 2008 Kia Spectra with Maryland tag number 1EWB10.
The vehicle is using a "donut" as one of the spare tires.
Palmer was last seen wearing a black ball cap, sleeveless white "muscle" t-shirt, blue jeans ,and brown work boots.
Anyone with information should dial 911 immediately.
Palmer should be considered dangerous.
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