Another of the ten prisoners Escaped From New Orleans Louisiana State Police announced Tuesday night that they were arrested later last week. Now, the five escapees are still wide.
After state police were detained, they posted photos of 19-year-old Corey Boyd on a vest and T-shirt. No details about his capture were immediately provided.
Boyd, 20, faces multiple charges on May 26, including a second-degree murder.
Ten inmates stood out from prison Friday, according to the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office. Three prisoners were captured later that day. Officials said fourth place was captured on Monday.
It all started a few hours before dawn on Friday morning. Several prisoners are Capture in surveillance video According to the sheriff's office, the cell door was forced to open around 12:22 a.m. CDT. Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson told reporters that the inmates then violated the wall behind the toilet of the cell.
At about 1 a.m., the sheriff's office, the prisoner was seen on the videotape, fled from the building and crossed the nearby loading dock. At about 1:19 a.m., the group climbed over the fence, covered the wire with a blanket, and fled Interstate 10 to enter the vicinity.
The Sheriff’s Office has not noticed until 8:30 a.m. Friday, according to the office. At the time of escape, no sheriff's representative was assigned to the area where the prisoners initiated a escape, where a civilian monitor in the area had gradually withdrawn food.
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill Announced on Tuesday A 33-year-old prison repairman was arrested on charges and helped the inmate escape.
The Sheriff’s Office has previously said three workers were suspended without payment during an internal investigation into the jailbreak.
Hutson told reporters that the inmates may have received help from at least one person in the sheriff’s office. She also said the office has spent years asking local officials for more than $5 million in funding to upgrade the fault lock on the cell door.