Three Inmates Captured in New Orleans Main Jail Escape

was jailed on charges of attempted murder, aggravated battery and illegal possession of a firearm, was arrested Sunday, a day after the two others were captured. The trio escaped from the Orleans Parish jail early Saturday morning by using homemade ropes to scale down the building’s walls. They were able to evade guards and make it to the street, where they were picked up by a getaway vehicle. The other two inmates who were captured are identified as Jason Landry, 39, and Joseph Jackson, 33. Landry was in jail on charges of carjacking and armed robbery, while Jackson was facing charges of murder and aggravated assault. The two remaining inmates, who are still at large, are identified as William Johnson, 28, and Thomas Johnson, 34. Authorities are urging the public to be cautious and report any sightings of the escaped inmates. The escape has raised concerns about the security of the jail, as it is the third major escape in the past year. Officials have stated that they will be conducting a thorough investigation to determine how the inmates were able to escape and make improvements to prevent future incidents. The recapture of the three inmates brings some relief to the community, but the search for the remaining two continues. The public is encouraged to stay vigilant and report any information that may lead to the apprehension of the remaining fugitives." "Three inmates who escaped New Orleans' main jail have been captured, leaving two still at large. The trio used homemade ropes to scale down the building's walls and were picked up by a getaway vehicle. The captured inmates include Jermaine Donald, Jason Landry, and Joseph Jackson. The remaining fugitives, William Johnson and Thomas Johnson, are still on the loose and the public is urged to report any sightings. This is the third major jailbreak in the past year, raising concerns about the jail's security. Authorities are conducting an investigation and making improvements to prevent future incidents. The recapture of the three inmates brings some relief to the community, but the search for the remaining two continues. Stay vigilant and report any information that may lead to their apprehension."