As of Tuesday morning, just four of the ten inmates who escaped a New Orleans jail on Friday have been caught. Six remain on the loose.
However, one arrest has been made that opens up a whole other bag of worms on this case: 33-year-old Sterling Williams, a maintenance worker who is now accused of shutting off the water near the cells at Orleans Justice Center so the prisoners could remove a toilet and escape.
Here's Sterling Williams:
Williams' arrest comes after Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson revealed that jailbreak was likely an inside job.
'It's almost impossible, not completely, but almost impossible for anybody to get out of this facility without help,' Hutson said of the Orleans Justice Center, a correctional facility where about 1,400 people are held.
What's more, three other jail workers have been suspended as the investigation into the escape continues.
Here's the update on the escapees:
Keep an eye out, people.
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