Louisiana authorities arrest two people for aiding jail escapees

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Arrests mount for those helping New Orleans prison escapees

Louisiana Authorities Arrest Two for Aiding Jail Escapees

State Police accused Cortnie Harris of driving two inmates and Corvanntay Baptiste of providing food to one while he was in hiding.

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Arrests mount for those helping New Orleans prison escapees; 2 still on the run

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With 2 New Orleans escapees still loose, a dozen alleged accomplices are arrested

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3 more New Orleans inmates captured today, leaving 2 at large

Three more inmates who escaped custody in New Orleans 10 days ago were recaptured Monday, leaving two at large, according to the Louisiana State Police.

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Two more inmates are still on the run, state police said

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Three more escaped New Orleans inmates captured as manhunt continues for last 2 fugitives

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Two of the ten escaped New Orleans inmates still on the run

Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams joins Ana Cabrera to share the latest updates on the search.

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Why the Grandmother of One of the New Orleans Jail Escapees is Now Behind Bars

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New Orleans jail escapee was caught with help from an anonymous tip; 2 inmates still on the run

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Louisiana AG confident remaining jailbreak fugitives will be recaptured after officials make 14th arrest

After a mass jailbreak in Orleans Parish, 14 arrests have been made. Officials focus on capturing two fugitives, with over 200 officers involved in the search.

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Busted doors, cut bars, and a hole behind the toilet: Everything we know with 5 inmates still on the run after Louisiana jail escape

Everything we know with 5 inmates still on the run after Louisiana jail escape - Three people have been arrested in connection with New Orleans jailbreak

Day 10: Manhunt continues for the 5 remaining escaped inmates, more arrests, sheriff faces political fallout

Unrelenting law enforcement agents continue to hunt for Lenton Vanburen, Antoine Massey, Derrick Groves, Leo Tate, and Jermaine Donald.

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Sawed pipes and taunting messages: How a mass escape exposed a New Orleans jail's security failures

The audacious feat, one of the biggest jailbreaks in Louisiana history, exploited safety issues in the jail that had previously been cited by federal authorities.