OSSIPEE, N.H. — David Hobson is back behind bars in the jail he escaped from Thursday, in an isolation cell under suicide watch.

Hobson, who turns 34 today, was transferred to the Carroll County Jail after being caught by deputy U.S. marshals Tuesday night in Rochester, N.H. after five days on the run.

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Gregory Rec/Staff Photographer: Exterior shots of the Carroll County Jail in Ossipee, N.H. where David Hobson escaped last Thursday, resulting in a five-day manhunt for him in Maine. Hobson was arrested last night at a supermarket in Rochester, N.H. Jail photographed on Wednesday, December 7, 2011. Staff Photographer

Gregory Rec/Staff Photographer: Exterior shots of the Carroll County Jail in Ossipee, N.H. where David Hobson escaped last Thursday, resulting in a five-day manhunt for him in Maine. Hobson was arrested last night at a supermarket in Rochester, N.H. Jail photographed on Wednesday, December 7, 2011. The court complaint alleges that Hobson climbed on to the roof of the jail and jumped over a fence topped with razor wire. Staff Photographer

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Hobson is due to be arraigned this afternoon in Ossipee District Court, authorities said.

Hobson arrived back at the jail at about 3 a.m. He escaped Thursday by scaling a fence topped with razor wire in the recreation area.

Hobson is currently under constant observation, jail officials said.