Rogelio Chavez, one of two California inmates who escaped from the Santa Clara County Main Jail on Thanksgiving Eve, was taken into custody late Wednesday, according to the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies and a SWAT team were searching a home near Coy Park in San Jose when Chavez was nabbed, which comes a day after U.S. Marshals captured 26-year-old Laron Desean Campbell in Antioch.
The SWAT team was called in after detectives noticed a person trying to conceal themselves in the attic of the home. Chavez's arrest came at 8:25 p.m., Sheriff Laurie Smith said during a news conference Wednesday night.
Smith added that Chavez was found in possession of narcotics and was under the influence at the time of his arrest. He was transported to a hospital, she said.
A female resident at the home, Karla Fernandez, also was arrested by detectives for resisting and obstructing an investigation, being a felon in possession of a firearm and an accessory to Chavez's escape, Smith said. The investigation is ongoing, and there may be addtional arrests of people who harbored Chavez while he was on the loose, Smith said.
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Both Campbell and Chavez made national news on Nov. 23 about 11 p.m., when they made a daring escape from Santa Clara County Main Jail, using bedsheets to rappel down their second-story jail cell window.
#BREAKING: @SCCoSheriff says Rogelio Chavez, inmate who escaped from main jail, is back in custody. https://t.co/y7Pm6svlMO
— Ian Cull (@NBCian) December 1, 2016
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Rogelio Chavez is back in custody! #captured pic.twitter.com/ol4R6T97O2
— SantaClaraCoSheriff (@SCCoSheriff) December 1, 2016
#BREAKING: escapee Rogelio Chavez taken into custody in #SanJose. pic.twitter.com/1ccez9dob4
— Ian Cull (@NBCian) December 1, 2016
#SantaClaraCo #Sheriff teams surround home on Coy Drive searching for escaped inmate pic.twitter.com/Fa7B4aFfEH
— RobertHanda (@RHandaNBC) November 30, 2016
#SantaClaraCo #Sheriff units swarm area off Blossom Hill Rd. Possible search for escaped inmate pic.twitter.com/SppR1nSmUe
— RobertHanda (@RHandaNBC) November 30, 2016
Laron Campbell has been taken back in custody. Being transported back to Santa Clara County. The search continues for Rogelio Chavez pic.twitter.com/RPiOgGajtP
— SantaClaraCoSheriff (@SCCoSheriff) November 30, 2016
Sources tell NBC Bay Area the search on Coy Road was at the home of a "known associate" of Chavez. Sources also said tear gas was used during the search.
The capture of Campbell on Tuesday night came hours after Santa Clara County sheriff's deputies swarmed an east San Jose neighborhood in the afternoon looking for one of the inmatesβ it wasn't immediately clear if that search was for Campbell or Chavez. On Sunday, deputies swarmed a Gilroy Days Inn, hoping to find Chavez, which they didn't.
Campbell had been held since February 2015 on various charges including robbery, false imprisonment, criminal threats and firearms violations.
Chavez had been in jail since Aug. 17 on various charges including burglary, extortion, false imprisonment, resisting arrest, and firearms violations.