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If you're on the lam, watch where you pee

A man convicted of armed robbery in Florida who had been on the run since escaping in 1983 is arrested after an Atlanta officer sees him urinating in public, police say.

Edward Nathan Jr. just couldn't hold it in.

That cost him his freedom.

Nathan, now 50, escaped from a Tampa work release center in 1983. After eluding capture for nearly three decades, authorities said, he was arrested Friday on a public urination charge in Fulton County, Ga.

Nathan was living under the name Claude Brooks, but fingerprints revealed his true identity as a fugitive, the Florida Department of Corrections said.

Nathan was serving a five-year sentence for robbery with a deadly weapon in a Duval County case when he escaped from the Tampa Community Correctional Center on Aug. 27, 1983.

Authorities are arranging for Nathan to be returned to Florida.