CARLIN, Nev. (AP) - Two convicts walked away Wednesday from a
low-security Nevada prison camp - and at least one of them shouldn't be tough to identify since he has the words "convict" and "guilty" tattooed on his head and neck.

Prison authorities said the Carlin Conservation Camp walkaways were Erik Houser, 28, with the distinctive tattoos, and Lee Duckett, 23, who also has tattoos but nothing as obvious as Houser's.

Officials said the two men may be in a pickup reported stolen near the camp. Duckett was imprisoned for possession of stolen property and Houser was imprisoned for possession of a stolen vehicle and of a firearm by an ex-felon. Both were convicted in Washoe County.

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