World | Quebec Quebec Loses Inmates in Bold Chopper Escape, Again Quebec jails don't have such a good record against helicopters By Polly Davis Doig Posted Jun 8, 2014 9:11 AM CDT Copied Yves Denis was among three inmates who escaped late Saturday, June 7, 2014 from the Orsainville Detention Centre in Quebec with the help of a green helicopter. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Surete Du Quebec) Just another Saturday night in Quebec: A trio of inmates managed to break out of their jail in Quebec City, using a green helicopter to make their getaway and fly off into the west. Adding insult to any successful jailbreak is the fact that it's not exactly an original idea, reports the Globe and Mail. Two inmates made a similar "James Bond" jailbreak last year from another jail in Quebec; freedom for them, however, was fleeting as they were recaptured in a matter of hours. Still missing in yesterday's incident are Yves Denis, 35, Denis Lefebvre, 53, and Serge Pomerleau, 49. Police aren't saying much publicly for fear of tipping off the escapees. "We (are working with) a few partners like the airports of Quebec City and surrounding areas, the military bases and, of course, there’s a ground search in the event that the helicopter is located," says a police spokeswoman. The move was also tried successfully (at least briefly) in Russia two years ago. Read These Next More details coming out about the last party the Reiners attended. The president's son is set to marry again. Susie Wiles thinks Trump has an 'alcoholic's personality.' An MIT nuclear science professor was fatally shot at his home. Report an error