In New Orleans, a jail staff member has been arrested for allegedly assisting 10 inmates in a dramatic escape from the Orleans Parish Jail last Friday. The inmates managed to escape by removing a sink-toilet unit from their cell and crawling through a hole behind the toilet.
Authorities have taken Sterling Williams, a maintenance worker, into custody on accusations of helping facilitate the jailbreak. The prisoners had a several-hour head start before the jail staff realized they had escaped.
To date, five of the escaped inmates have been recaptured, while the remaining five are still on the loose. The ongoing investigation points to inside help as a key factor in the breakout.
Key Details of the Incident
- Escape involved removing a sink-toilet jail fixture.
- Inside assistance is suspected and under investigation.
- Five inmates remain at large with an active manhunt ongoing.
- Questions raised about jail security and protocols.
The event has drawn significant attention from the local community and law enforcement agencies alike. Authorities are urging the public to provide any information about the fugitives’ whereabouts to aid in their capture and ensure the safety of New Orleans residents.
Officials continue to conduct a thorough manhunt, with updates to be provided as the situation develops. Stay tuned to Questiqa World News for the latest information.
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