The authorities expressed their confidence on Sunday about the possibility of capturing seven of 10 survivors of inmates in New Orleans, who are generally, perhaps before the end of the night.
Louisiana police supervisor, Colonel Robert Hodges, said that the federal, state and local authorities have developed useable information around all seven and obtained multiple advice about its location.
“We are confident at this time that we have actual intelligence on all these fleeing,” he said at a press conference early Sunday evening. “We will follow the seven and bring them to justice.”
The authorities said that three of those who participated in the escape early on Friday, which the governor of the state, Jeff Landri, described as one of the largest players in the history of the state, had been captured by the end of the day, according to the authorities with advice from the public.
Hodges said that the agents, officers, guards, deputies, planes and aircraft are from the FBI; American Marshall Service; Alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives office; State police; New Orleans Police; And the Bureau of the Arlianz Sharif in the case.
Hodges said that the implementation of the allied law application has created a “multiplier” in research. He said that the seven fugitives are most likely to be in the state and warned friends and loved ones not to help them stay in Tugr.
“These people who help these prisoners avoid restoring will be held accountable,” said Jonathan Tab, a special agent responsible for the FBI in New Orleans.
He added: “These prisoners are accused of committing serious crimes, and until they return to the reservation, they must all remain vigilant.”
State Prosecutor Liz Morel has implemented how they escaped from the Aurelianz Parachidi Center, which works in New Orleans Prison.
“My office will do everything necessary to determine how this happens and make sure it will not happen again,” Morel said in a statement on Friday. “This is unacceptable, and as soon as these perpetrators return in reservation, there should be a real accountability.”
The authorities said that the fugitives benefited from the broken locks out of their cells before they left the facility through a temporary rectangular hole behind the cell toilet and the sink match.
As shown in the pictures provided by the Sharif office, the messages written on the wall about the opening “to LOL EASY” include.
The officials said the Friday issue at 8:30 am revealed that the ten had disappeared, and fishing began. Affiliated with NBC WDSU from New Orleans She stated that despite her questions about escaping 10 am shortly before, the audience was not notified until 11 am – after breaking the story.
On Friday, the Arlians Diocese Sharif Susan Hottson said that the fugitives might have helped them “inside our section.” By the end of the day, three employees were placed on vacation without a fee pending the investigation.
However, on Sunday, Landri’s blame spread for what the “Progressive” Justice system called the Orleans, including the prosecutors who said that their failure to accuse some guests of crimes that may have sparked their transfer to state facilities.
In addition, Landri, a Republican, was nine of the 10 fugitives waiting for the trials that would have taken them to the safest state custody. “There is no excuse for how these cases are poor,” he said.
Landre said he ordered the prison review and that he ordered the Public Safety Department and Corrections in Louisiana to withdraw any inmates from the New Orleans attachment.
