The authorities announced on Thursday that the reward for the arrest of the remaining prisoners who left the New Orleans prison this month more than twice to $ 50,000.
Among the 10 prisoners who fled from the Orleans Justice Center on May 16, according to Louisiana police.
The police said that within about two weeks, eight prisoners were arrested, but Massi and orchards are still fugitive.
Antoine Massi and Derrick Groves are displayed in the images of unseen reservation released by the Louisiana State Police.
Louisiana state police
There are now bonuses of $ 50,000 for each prisoner for the advice that led to her arrest, according to Louisiana Police Director, Colonel Robert Hodges. He said this includes the rewards offered by Crimestoppers in the Great New Orleans, the Federal Investigation Office, the alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives.
Hodges said that the police have “some strong strings” around the whereabouts of the remaining fugitives, although they still need advice due to the movement of men.
He said during a press conference on Thursday: “We are confident that we are closing on the remaining eclipse, and that we must put them in reservation soon,” he said during a press conference on Thursday. “We are flexible, and although they will get tired and frustrated because they are trying to move all over Louisiana or move all over the capital area, they know that the walls are closed.”
The authorities urged anyone with information about the whereabouts of the fugitives to reach with the admission that this may be difficult.
“We understand, along with our law enforcement partners, that some of you may report a friend, a member of his family, a relative, and if not easy, of the importance and safety of the public who was informed of that,” said Walter Martin, the American Vice -American Vice -Marshal in the eastern region of Louisiana, during the briefing.
Martin pledged to restore “dangerous prisoners”. Prosecutors said that one of them was convicted of Groes recently on two second -degree murder charges in Mardi Gra on 2018 and faced life imprisonment without the possibility of conditional release. He also admitted that he was guilty of two unintended murder, as court records appear online.
This assembly, issued by the Louisiana State Police, is shown by the guerrillas who fled and who were captured, and those who are still cooking.
Louisiana state police
Hodges warned that anyone who helps the remaining fugitives will be arrested and tried.
“It is time to take the right choice,” he said.
Crimestoppers of the Greater New Orleans President Darlin Kosanza said on Thursday that the organization had received nearly 700 advice related to the escape of guests, which led to the arrest of three of them. She said a prisoner was arrested within 30 minutes of receiving the edge. She said that three features will be paid 10,000 dollars.
The ten prisoners from the Orleans Justice Center fled early in the morning from May 16 after climbing it through a hole behind the toilet. They did not notice their disappearance for several hours and was not touched by a huge chase.
More than ten people were arrested on suspicion of helping the fugitives, including another prisoner in prison and a prison maintenance worker who is accused of closing the water to the toilet, allowing to escape to remove it.
Three of the ten prisoners who fled in New Orleans were arrested within the first 24 hours of the prison fracture. Others were arrested in the following days, including in Patton Rouge and two in Texas.
Hodges said the eight prisoners who were arrested were transferred to a safe facility in Louisiana.
