Louisiana State Police on Monday captured the fourth of 10 inmates who escaped from a jail in New Orleans three days ago as Louisiana authorities have expanded the search to other states.

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NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Louisiana State Police on Monday (May 19) recaptured Gary C. Price, one of 10 inmates who escaped the Orleans Justice Center jail last Friday. Price, 21, is the fourth escapee to be recaptured since what Gov. Jeff Landry said is the biggest jailbreak in Louisiana history.

Authorities in Louisiana continue to search for seven inmates who were among a larger group that escaped the jail at the Orleans Justice Center in downtown New Orleans on Friday.

This comes after 10 inmates escaped the Orleans Parish Jail on Friday. Seven of those inmates remain on the lam.

Gov. Jeff Landry slammed progressive criminal justice policies in a Sunday night press conference amid a manhunt for dangerous prisoners who escaped from the Orleans Parish jail.

Ten inmates escaped from a New Orleans jail after breaching a wall behind a toilet and possibly having help, the local sheriff said Friday. So far only three of the men have been found. “We have indication that these detainees received assistance in their escape from individuals inside of our department,

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry and Louisiana law enforcement agencies will provide an update on the search for inmates who escaped from the Orleans Justice Center. On Friday, May 16, the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office reported that multiple inmates had escaped from the jail after they were discovered missing during a routine headcount around 8:30 a.