Sheriff Indicted Over Massive Jailbreak

0:00A grand jury just indicted Orlean's pair of sheriffs Susan Hudson over that massive jailbreak back in May 2025 where 10 inmates busted out of the New Orleans correctional facility. She's facing 30 charges like malfeasance, obstruction of justice, and falsifying public records all tied to her management failures that made the escape possible. She's not accused of directly helping the inmates get away, but officials say her refusal to follow basic security rules left the door wide open for disaster. One guard was off grabbing food while the men yanked a faulty cell door, slipped through a hole behind a toilet and climbed a barbed wire fence into the night. Nobody noticed they were gone until the 8.30am headcount more than seven hours later. These guys were charged with serious stuff like murder, turning it into one of the biggest jail breaks in recent US history and sparking a month's long manhunt. As for it's the last Friday, when state police recaptured Antoine Massey, the 9th out

1:00of 10 escapees. Just one guy still on the loose, keeping law enforcement on high alert. Attorney General Liz Murrow made it clear, while Hudson didn't unlock the doors herself, her negligence straight up enabled the whole mess, and now. The legal spotlight's burning bright as this case unfolds. This has been Tepa Bay News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story.