Quebec inmate Danny Provençal on run after helicopter jail escape Police vehicles block a road just outside the town of Chertsey, Quebec, during a search for a prisoner who along with another made a dramatic daylight jailbreak by climbing a rope into a hovering helicopter as officials fired at them. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Graham Hughes) Source: AP A JAIL inmate remains on the run after two prisoners made a daring escape by helicopter from a prison in Saint-Jérôme, Quebec. The escape, where prisoners Benjamin Hudon-Barbeau, 36, and Danny Provençal, 33, used a wire or cable to climb up to the helicopter hovering above the maximum security jail in Saint-Jérôme, about 60km northwest of Montreal on Sunday afternoon Both prisoners were reportedly injured in the escape, with one man taking a bullet in the leg, The Globe and Mail reported. Hudon-Barbeau, who allegedly has ties to the Hells Angels, was arrested about 50 km north of the jail. Provençal is still on the run and a police operation is currently underway in Chertsey, Quebec. A man, claiming to be Hudon-Barbeau, telephoned Quebec media outlets TVA and Montreal radio station 98.5 FM. "It will end badly," he said, according to 98.5FM. I'll kill myself, I'm 36 years old, I was told that I would die in prison. The fugitive said he was shot in the leg during the escape. One of the witnesses described the daylight escape as "a James Bond moment" to Canadian TV. "The inmates came out and appeared to attach themselves to cables that were attached to the helicopter," CTV reported. The helicopter then took off with these two men suspended underneath and it flew away, much to the surprise and astonishment of everyone in the area. The helicopter was reportedly hijacked earlier in the day from Heli-Tremblant, a tour company in Mont Tremblant. Two men posing as tourists hired the chopper, according to reports. As soon as the helicopter was aloft, the men brandished a gun and ordered the pilot to fly to St-Jerome. Two other suspects have been arrested. The Saint-Jérôme prison, located about 60km northwest of Montreal, experienced a mini-riot by about a dozen prisoners a little over a month ago.