California Jail Escape: Authorities in California are offering $200K for information

Authorities in California are offering $200K
reward for information leading to the capture of
three fugitives who broke out from jail in
Orange County last week.
The three escapees,
from left, are Hossein Nayeri, Jonathan Tieu,
and Bac Tien Duong. Authorities described the
fugitives as a trio of extremely dangerous men.
Hossein Nayeri, 37, allegedly abducted a man in
2012, poured bleach on him, set the victim on
fire, severed his penis and dumped him in the
desert along with a woman who was unharmed.
The man survived.
After being charged with five felonies in that
case, Nayeri allegedly fled to Iran and was
arrested at an airport in the Czech Republic in
November 2013 while traveling to Spain,
authorities said. He was extradited to the United
States 10 months later.
Jonathan Tieu, 20, is charged with murder and
attempted murder in a gang-related attack.
Authorities say he is a documented member of
a Vietnamese gang. Officials said 43-year-old
Bac Tien Duong, who faces attempted murder
charges, also has Vietnamese gang affiliations.
Bounty hunter said he believes that at some
point, the fugitives may have to commit crimes:
"a carjacking, a home invasion, a robbery --
some way that they can gain income in order to
keep on the move."