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Inmate’s sentence extended after attempted escape from Fort Leavenworth military prison
By Jeff Schogol ·
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· Tuesday, January 27, 2026
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Last year, a picture shared on social media showed a man entangled in concertina wire on the top of a fence after attempting to break out of a military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Last year, a picture shared on social media showed a man entangled in concertina wire on the top of a fence after attempting to break out of a military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
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Our analysis The extension of Zachary Harader's sentence to nine additional months for attempted escape from the Midwest Joint Regional Correctional Facility at Fort Leavenworth highlights the strict enforcement of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Harader's initial conviction for domestic violence under Article 128b of the UCMJ resulted in a 33-month prison sentence and a bad conduct discharge, demonstrating the military's commitment to holding service members accountable for their actions. The attempted escape, which resulted in Harader becoming entangled in concertina wire, has further consequences, as evidenced by the additional prison time. This case also underscores the challenges faced by the military correctional system, including the risk of escape attempts and the need for secure facilities. As the military continues to grapple with issues of discipline and accountability, cases like Harader's will be closely watched to see how the UCMJ is applied and enforced.
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