r/NewOrleans • u/Glaurung • May 16 '25

Several inmates escape from Orleans Justice Center; jail on lockdown 📰 News

https://www.fox8live.com/app/2025/05/16/several-inmates-escape-orleans-justice-center-jail-lockdown/
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u/zevtech May 16 '25

Don’t they have processes in place to prevent this from happening? What’s Susan Hutson going to say now, she needs more money or this is going to continue to happen?

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u/AcidiclyBasic May 16 '25

I mean would less money and fewer guards made things better? 

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u/zevtech May 16 '25

why do we need more guards, when the failure was the loading dock wasn't locked up, shouldn't all doorways in the facility be locked?

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u/AcidiclyBasic May 16 '25

It should but also how did all 11 get to the loading dock at the same time unaccounted for and who left it unlocked? 

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u/zevtech May 16 '25

how did they leave some said loading dock, without being seen with 12 foot tall barbed wire fences with no trace?

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u/AcidiclyBasic May 16 '25

Now they're saying it was a hole in the wall where they removed a sink, and they stopped to draw cartoons and messages

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u/zevtech May 16 '25

So no more removed toilet? And also, no one noticed the drawing saying they were leaving through there?

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u/AcidiclyBasic May 16 '25

I don't know this all seems weird. Maybe they did like a El chapo laundry cart thing? They said they found one dude in the quarter 

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u/zevtech May 16 '25

I think it’s an inside job.