New Orleans Jailbreak: Multiple Arrests Made in Aiding Inmates' Escape

New Orleans Jailbreak: Multiple Arrests Made in Aiding Inmates' Escape A major jailbreak in New Orleans has led to the arrest of multiple individuals accused of helping ten inmates escape from the Orleans Justice Center last week. The brazen escape involved inmates removing a toilet from the wall of their cell, creating an opening to crawl through. Authorities have charged two co-conspirators with aiding the escape. "Two co-conspirators are now charged for helping the ten inmates who escaped this New Orleans jail complex," reported CBS News’ Kati Weis from outside the facility. Among those arrested is a jail maintenance worker who faces eleven felony counts. He claims he was coerced into cutting the water supply to the inmates' cell, but the Louisiana Attorney General expresses skepticism. The investigation is ongoing, and several other staff members may face charges. The incident highlights concerns about security protocols at the Orleans Justice Center. The escape and subsequent arrests underscore the complexity of maintaining order and security within correctional facilities. The investigation continues to unfold, with further updates expected.