Does response D answer the question 3. You are a prisoner on a work release program. The conditions of the program require to return to the prison at 5:00 p.m. each workday. While working at a restaurant, you are inadvertently locked in the walk-in freezer. By the time you are rescued, it is 5:30 p.m.. Are you guilty of escape? Explain in detail. response D No, I didn't escape, so I'm not guilty. People who escape choose to leave custody without first getting permission. The main parts of the crime of escape are these: 1. The person must be being held by the police. 2. The person needs to choose to leave custody. 3. The person needs to be let out of jail without permission. I understand I got locked in a walk-in freezer by accident, which is why I couldn't get back to prison by the scheduled time of 5:00 p.m. The reason I'm delayed returning wasn't planned; it was because of something out of my control. I wouldn't be guilty of flight because I didn't mean to run away and didn't leave custody on my own. As soon as I can, it would be smart to tell the right people about what happened. This way, I can explain what happened and show that my late arrival was due to something that wasn't planned