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The deficit protocols allowed the performer of the serial shoots and the nine others to escape from New arlean According to the former head of the federal prison.
“First of all, the train was considered in this prison in terms of major prison operations,” said Cameron Lindsay Fox News Digital.
Lindsey worked for 20 years in the federal prison system, seven of them as a headman. Once he was the observer of the shame Detention center In Brooklyn. He also served as a headman in two private prisons. He is now a consultant and expert witness.
“It would seem that there were no major security inspections in prison. The prisoners should never be able to rip the toilet from the wall and just be able to go to the perimeter fence,” he said. “I mean, I just can’t believe it.”
This photo shows a hole left by the prisoners who escaped Orlean’s parish prison. (Office Sheriff Parish Orlean)
In 2013, the OPSO Parish Sheriff’s office, which manages the Correctional Institution of the Orlean Parish, entered into a decree with the Ministry of Justice to keep the prison. The decree was linked to civil rights violations, and OPSO agreed to supervise the federal government and checking bilateral requirements.
The last of them Checked reports on fulfillment requirements It shows that the prison was fully complied with 42% of the decree measures and do not completely match at least 5% of them. It partially corresponds to approximately 53% of measures.
In a report published in October 2024, he draws a picture of a completely insufficient supervision of prisoners, which will lead to violence and use of prohibited drugs, extortion and extortion schemes, as well as prisoners who have an endless time for weapons from the everyday items of the prison.
On May 20, 2025, Susan Khatson Sheriff appeared at the City Hall in New Orleans. (Sophia Germer/Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate Through AP)
“There have been significant cases of violence that occurred in the premises during the monitoring period; including attacks and attacks in the interlocutor,” the statement said. “The level of violence at the facility continued to remain high during this monitoring period.”
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“It seems that the prisoners were instituted in refusing to follow the rules and obey the security officers,” the statement reads. “It is very concerned that both the employees and the prisoners continue to hand over the monitors that there are prisoners who act as” tanks “and require other prisoners and demand payment for protection.”
Law enforcement agencies are looking for refugees in New Orleans on May 21, 2025. (Chris Grandeger/Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate via AP)
There was also no prison monitoring system to make sure that security checks were held and reported at regular intervals.
These setbacks came to the center of the morning on May 17, when 10 prisoners escaped from prison and ran into Amok in the new Orlean area.
As of Friday afternoon, five of them remained at large.
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“Prisoners’ security checks are a critical minimum standard adopted in the industry,” said Lindsay Fox News Digital. “Failure to comply with their holding is a serious threat to the general basic safety of any correctional institution. This speaks of (a) lack of effective correctional management and possibly lack of appropriate funding.”
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One of the 10 escape was Antoine Massey, who was imprisoned on charges of violence in a family associated with suppression, theft of the car and a violation of parole. He was also found for rape and abduction in the parish of St. Tamani, According to Fox 8.
Massey escaped from the guard three times since 2007 and was no longer allowed to be released with an electronic ankle monitor because he continued to cut them off.
Antoine Massey (Office Sheriff Parish Orlean)
Massey was still a whole on Friday afternoon.
Linsday said that from his point of view, Opso had to take Extraordinary precautions with MasseyKnowing that he has such a story.
“It will be placed in the safest place in prison,” he said. “The whole employee would be allowed on this person, and given his incredibly high risk of escape, I will need documented frequent checks at least every 30 minutes on irregular schedule.”
“I also insist on documented corrective visual rounds to make sure that the line staff strictly follow the guidelines for the prisoners of this caliber, which pose the greatest threat to society,” he said.
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Lindsay was critical of prison.
“I don’t know why you have nine high security persons in one cage,” he said. “It’s just not like a correctional facility works well. It sounds like a mess.”
The Parish Prison Orleans is considered in the New Orleans on May 16, 2025. (Brett Duke/Lawyer via AP)
“And I tell you that here’s another thing that speaks to me about the ineffectiveness of this object,” he said. “I would tell you that they do not know the first about emergency readiness because if you have escape, there should be an immediate answer. There should be no delay. This information should come to law enforcement agencies and through society.”
The prisoners escaped in the early morning hours on May 16, but the prison officers did not realize that they were missing at about 8:30 am, they said in, A meeting of the city council After the escape.
The Novy Orlean Anne Kirkpatrk police department reported the escape of one of her captains, who heard about it in the media.
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“Escape is the main failure in the corrections,” Lindsay said.
“This is the main failure because your goal # 1 is to protect the society and then protect the staff and protect the prisoners. But your goal # 1 is to ensure that these prisoners will be separated from a free society, so you should prevent escape.”
Orleans’ Sheriff’s service did not respond to a comment request.
