Derrick Groves, born on June 19, 1997, is a figure known for his involvement in high-profile criminal activities. He gained notoriety for being the last remaining inmate to be captured following a daring jailbreak from the Orleans Parish Justice Center in New Orleans. Along with nine other inmates, Groves escaped by slipping through a hole hidden behind a jail toilet in May. Groves has a significant criminal history, including federal drug charges from his teenage years. Between 2019 and 2024, he was linked to at least four killings, which led to him facing life in prison without parole. One of his most notable crimes involved killing two people with an assault rifle during a Mardi Gras party, leaving several others wounded. During his trial, Groves reportedly showed little remorse, including an incident where he yelled profanities at the aunt of one of his victims. Groves remained at large for nearly five months after the escape, despite a substantial manhunt. Authorities believed he might have received help from friends and family, which allowed him to evade capture. A reward of $50,000 was initially offered for information leading to his recapture, with the FBI later offering an additional $20,000. Groves was finally apprehended in Atlanta following a brief standoff. His capture marked the end of one of the largest jailbreaks in U.S. history. Currently, Groves is in custody, and his case continues to draw attention due to the audacity of his escape and the severity of his crimes. His story highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in managing high-risk inmates and preventing such daring escapes. Despite his notoriety, Groves does not hold any notable roles or achievements beyond his criminal activities.