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New Orleans jail break: Sheriff discloses involvement of staff in inmate escape of ten detainees.

Inmates manage to flee from the Orleans Parish Justice Center in New Orleans, according to the sheriff, after allegedly receiving assistance from within their own department.

Escape of Ten Inmates Aided by Internal Department Members: Orleans Parish Sheriff's Claims
Escape of Ten Inmates Aided by Internal Department Members: Orleans Parish Sheriff's Claims

New Orleans jail break: Sheriff discloses involvement of staff in inmate escape of ten detainees.

Freed Fugitives:

Ten criminals staged a daring escape from the Orleans Parish Justice Center in New Orleans on May 17, 2025, with suspected help from insiders. The ordeal unfolded at around 12:23 a.m. when the inmates exploited a faulty sliding cell door, ultimately breaching a wall behind a toilet at 1:01 a.m.[2][4]

Caught in the act:

As of the latest update, two of the fugitives, Kendall Myles and Robert Moody, have been apprehended. Kendall Myles was nabbed in the French Quarter, while Robert Moody was found thanks to a tip from Crimestoppers[1][2]. The investigation suggests these escapees may have had internal assistance[1][4], and the Orleans Parish Justice Center is currently under lockdown.

On the Run:

Remaining at large, these inmates are considered armed and dangerous, as they were suspected of dealing with grave crimes such as second-degree murder[2][4]. An all-out manhunt is underway, with the New Orleans Police Department and other agencies actively participating[1][4]. Authorities caution that anyone aiding these fugitives will face arrest and charges as an accomplice[1][4].

  1. The general news is abuzz with the unfolding events, as the remaining eight fugitives, still on the run, are wanted for Grave crimes such as second-degree murder.
  2. In the midst of the ongoing manhunt, politicians have called for increased funds in the pension program to support law enforcement personnel during their efforts in apprehending war-and-conflicts refugees, fugitives, and other criminals like the Orleans Parish escapees involved in crime-and-justice incidents.

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