Louisiana state police said that a Selidil woman was arrested and accused of helping the fugitive, who is still generally arresting the huge jailbreak in New Orleans.
Kony Widden, 59, was held in Slidell and was booked at the St. Tamani Correctional Center on Thursday. In addition to prison staff, she is the third person who has been arrested to help guests at the Orleans Center for Justice.
Weiden faces a felony of accessories after the fact that Jermin Donald, one of the five fugitives who are still fleeing.
The seizure of the screen, taken from the CCTV video, shows guest guests pass through the loading berth at the Orleans Center, in New Orleans, May 16, 2025.
The Office of the Architects of the Orleans via Reuters
“Weeden was in contact with the phone before and after escaping,” LSP officials said in a statement. “The investigators decided that after escaping, Donald presented cash through the cell phone application.”
Donald is still generally, along with four others who left the Justice Center in Orleans on May 16. The authorities regained five of the ten indigenous people who escaped.
Law enforcement officials have warned that helping fugitives would carry severe consequences. The state police said: “Those who choose to help or hide these individuals violate the law and will be responsible.” “Holding fugitives threatens the safety of our societies and will not be tolerated.”
Under the Louisiana Law, the condemnation of the appendix after the truth bears a penalty of up to five years in prison, or a fine of up to $ 500, or both.
LSP announced on Wednesday that 32 -year -old Courty Harris and Corvantai Peptest, 38, were arrested and charged with felony being attached after the truth. The officials said they were seized at the Plaquemines detention center.
The cell at the Orleans Center for Justice in New Orleans, where the prisoners apparently fled.
Orleans diocese office
Earlier on Thursday, the lawyer of the Orleans Province issued the diocese of summonses to the Architectural Diocese Sherine Susan Hottson, and other OPSO employees as part of a continuous investigation of prisoners’ escape.
The request was called for access to emails, text messages, interior messages, from or to Hatson and other OPSO employees and contractors, including those for Steling Williams, the prison maintenance worker who was arrested in relation to Jailbreak.
Williams, a 33 -year -old maintenance worker at the Orleans Justice Center, was arrested, and he was detained in prison on Tuesday morning, according to Prosecutor Louisiana Les Morel.
Sources said Williams claims to close the water to a toilet to help wipe the road for prisoners to escape. The prisoners, including three second -degree killing and Harbun, were able to get out after the toilet was torn out of its hinges.
Four other prisoners were suspended in this investigation.
