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Eleven men fled through a hole made in a wall in prison, with one who has been arrested so far.
A group of “armed and dangerous” prisoners escaped from a prison in New Orleans, Louisiana, which sparked a large restaurant.
Eleven men from the Orleans Center facility fled overnight after making a hole in the wall. Their escape was revealed after the missing persons took place during a large number of employees on Friday morning, May 16.
It includes at least three killers, with many others condemning the attempt to kill. Although a 20 -year -old prisoner has been arrested, the ten others remain in energy, Mirror reports.
The Archiot of Orleans, Sharif Susan Hottson, said that her ministry is working with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies in its research. FBI and US Marshaals are said to be involved, along with the violent command team.
She said, “We are fully investigating how this escape, including reviewing the facility protocols, employee performance and material security measures, said.”
A horrific picture sharing the local media shows the gap created by prisoners for escape. It is surrounded by threats on the wall that targets prison guards, reads: “It is easy for Lol”, “Our adhere to when you can”, “We are innocent”, “the most hated”, along with some inappropriate messages.
During a press conference on Friday afternoon, Sharif Hottson told reporters that the wrong locks allowed men to get out of their cells, and it should be “almost impossible for anyone to get out of this facility without the help of the outside.”
She added: “People are usually locked in this facility at 10:30 pm, but these people who managed to go out did so because of the defective locks on the cells.
She said she believed that there are “shortcomings in these facilities that cause public safety concerns.”
“This is urgent and dangerous. Please be in mind. We know or ask for pictures of these fugitives from Sharif’s office. We also want to put an appeal to the public that if you see something, and I think this is not true, do not hesitate. Call the number 911.”
The police also warned the public that anyone who was arrested hiding the men who escaped will penetrate the law.
Supervisor Kirkpatrick said Kendall Miles, who was 20 years old, who was in prison for hiding a weapon, was arrested after being followed by the face recognition program. It was found hidden under a car in the parking lot in New Orleans.
Prisoners who remained as a whole were named Antoine Massi, Lenton Fanbourne, Liu Tate, Derek Groes, Jermin Donald, Curie Boyd, Gary Price, Robert Modi, Dini Dennis, Keith Lewis.
In addition to the three convicts of death, two were providing rulings on possession of an illegal weapon, and another for home abuse and theft.
