New Orleans Jailbreak: Governor’s Warning & Investigation

While seven left prisoners, including two murder suspects, continue to be at large after a remarkable jailbreak from a New Orleans 3 days earlier, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry signed up with “America Reports” and issued a stern warning to those inside the prison that may have aided the prisoners leave.

Governor’s Stern Warning After Jailbreak

Donald had likewise been charged with worsened battery, possession of a firearm or tool by an offender and blockage of justice. Boyd’s other fees were attempted second-degree murder, aggravated battery, prohibited carrying of tools including a criminal activity, and obstruction of justice.

“They’re gon na go to prison as well,” claimed Landry. “Not just those individuals that might have aided and urged them to venture out, yet those that remain to assist them, if we find them– if we discover that you assisted and abetted those fugitives– you’re mosting likely to prison too.”

Investigation Launched into Prison Break

Throughout the press conference, Landry announced an executive order to examine the Orleans Reformatory by the state’s Division of Corrections (DOC) and get rid of all DOC inmates from the regional prison. He handed down an additional order guiding the state inspector general to collaborate with the Orleans Church Constable to inventory all prison prisoners awaiting trial and those waiting for sentencing.

“The irony of the modern assurances that have actually been made to this city is clear. New Orleans handed the jail secrets to those that swore to maintain lawbreakers out of jail, and regretfully, today we see that it functioned,” Landry said during a Sunday evening press conference. “I really hope every person comprehends that the video clip of those prisoners escaping illustrates a progressive criminal justice system.”