The source | Fifth inmate, which was arrested as the prison in Louisiana

This dramatic jailbreak from New Orleans has taken a new turn because the authorities confirmed the conquest of a fifth refugee, while the search for the remaining refugees in Louisiana is intensified.

Wild times.

On Tuesday, May 20, 19-year-old Corey Boyd, who tried to murder, heavy battery and threatened an official, was custody and custody was taken into custody. His last indictment? Simple escape, stacked on his already serious rap leaf. Boyd had been on the run for five days.

As you can imagine, the bold escape not only worked the community, but also exposed deep cracks within the prison system. The investigators believe that the outbreak was made easier from the inside, and the 33-year-old maintenance worker Sterling Williams is now in custody because he supposedly supported the occupants.

In addition, according to officials, Williams deliberately switched the water into a cell, so that occupants remove a sink and a toilet and slip through a violation in the wall. Williams told the authorities that he acted under coercion and claimed that the prisoners had threatened him with a homemade weapon if he hadn't helped. Whether fear or foul played his decision, his actions are now part of an active criminal investigation.

The law enforcement takes no risk. With roadblocks, helicopters and K-9 units across the state, the search continues for the remaining refugees. At the same time, the examination of the weak security infrastructure of the prison and the questionable supervision increases.

As we said, wild times.