| Show Copter 'Rescue' Ends in Crash In Prison Yard -- ' S ''''" : - - --- i t : i'''' t ' ' ''''' ' ' ' ' )- 0 4 1 MIAMI :t - ot t ' high-securit- y i ed drug kingpin jumped aboard but the chopper caught a fence and crashed in the yard foiling the daring escape attempt and injuring the inmate and his pilot Benjamin "Barry' Kramer 36 a former powerboat champion serving life without parole as the leader of a marijuana-traffickinring broke his right leg in the accident The pilot suffered two broken legs and facial L41: ti14- ' ' '' ' 41! 41- ll 4r: A ma "1 ' t A r -- I injuries "Kramer apparently - ) I 7 1" -- -- s: r- OEMS Metropolitan Ccrrectional Center Clark said three armed guards watched but did not react because they did not want to shoot into the men prison yard where a were exercising Ile also said they feared there might be a hostage in the helicopter Most of MCC is medium-securitbut Kramer and about 50 other prisoners were being held in a special y area because they were considered escape risks r Bell helicopter a The type once flown for military reconnaissance but now used mainly for aerial photography or flew into the prison just after 10 am Clark said It dropped low enough for Kramer to jump onto one landing skid and was beginning to rise w hen its tail rotor caught in barbed wire atop the metal fence around the exercise : '40111 Aao I ?:N ?:' "i L tv i 1: ' i vira ' - 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