More arrested, accused of helping escaped inmates after Orleans Parish jailbreak
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Officials with the Louisiana State Police have announced that more people who are accused of assisting the inmates who escaped from the Orleans Justice Center have been arrested.
According to the LSP, Diamond White, 21, is accused of assisting Antoine Massey, who is still at large. White was arrested and faces charges of principle to aggravated escape and obstruction of justice.
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Police also arrested Lenika Vanburen, 28, Tyshanea Randolph, 27 and Patricia Vanburen, 18. They are accused of assisting Lenton Vanburen Jr., who was taken into custody on May 26. All face charges of accessory after the fact.
All arrested were booked into the Plaquemines Parish Jail.
The recent arrests bring the total number of those accused of assisting the inmates to 13.More arrested, accused of helping escaped inmates after Orleans Parish jailbreak
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